The International Criminal Court was created in 2002 to hear cases that involve crimes against humanity, genocide, and war crimes. The United States signed the original treaty that created the Court, but the Treaty has never been submitted to the Senate for ratification. The U.S. government has expressed concern that there are no checks on the Court's power, and that the Court may be used for political purposes. The State Department has also expressed its concern that the Court may prosecute U.S. citizens, even though the U.S. has not officially approved the treaty that created it.
Frank Rubino is a Florida international criminal defense attorney that has defended some of the most high profile international criminal cases in recent history including:
- General Manuel A. Noriega of Panama
- General Mounir Fahmy, head of the Egyptian Air force, who was acquitted on attempting to export 400 T.O.W. missiles to Uganda
- The Libyans accuses in the airline bombing in Lockerbie, Scotland, where the suspects were acquitted in the International Criminal Court.
Frank Rubino is internationally know for his international criminal defense work and is the International Criminal Expert for CNN and Fox News. He has handled case for clients across South America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. He provides proactive criminal defense for any international crime including fraud, drug charges, and business related criminal charges.
International criminal defense is extremely complicated, often requiring specialized knowledge of laws in multiple jurisdictions and countries. Frank Rubino has gained acquittals for clients charged with crimes around the world. With international criminal defense there is absolutely no substitute for experiences. If you have been charged with a crime or are going to be charged with a crime in a foreign country, contact Frank A. Rubino. In international criminal defense experience makes the difference.
Additional International Crime Information:
- International Crime - An Overview
- Intellectual Property Piracy
- Interpol
- Extradition
- Dealing with International Crime
- Frequently Asked Questions about International Crime
If you have been charged with, or are under investigation for, any international charge, contact attorney Frank A. Rubino. From law offices in Houston, Texas and Bogota, Colombia, he accepts international law and U.S. Federal cases from across the United States and around the world.



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