Jordan John: interesting, but I do not agree that he has immunity from a criminal
sanctions process that involves custody, transfer, and prosecution before the ICC, especially since there is absolutely no immunity under any international criminal treaty for a head of state (e.g., Genocide Convention, art. IV; Geneva Conventions; CAT, arts. 1, 5-7 -- and the customary international law reflected in each) and Article 27(1)-(2) (which mirrors customary international law with respect to
sanctions processes of international criminal tribunals) expressly denies immunity with respect to the ICC
sanctions process....