Irish lawyer appointed to International Criminal Court

An Irish lawyer has been appointed to serve on the new International Criminal Court in The Hague, Netherlands.

Irish lawyer appointed to International Criminal Court
Wed, 05 Feb, 2003 - 14:03

An Irish lawyer has been appointed to serve on the new International Criminal Court in The Hague, Netherlands.

Maureen Harding Clark, 57, one of Ireland’s leading woman criminal lawyers, received more votes than any of seven – six women and one man – nominated for the court, which should be up and running next month.

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