Hague Invasion Act
Hague Invasion Act proper noun: the American Service-Members' Protection Act, enacted to shield Americans from being prosecuted by the International Criminal Court.
Proper noun
- The American Service-Members' Protection Act, enacted to shield Americans from being prosecuted by the International Criminal Court.
Forms of Hague Invasion Act
| alternative form | The Hague Invasion Act |
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Origin of Hague Invasion Act
From the Act's authorization to use any means necessary to free American personnel detained by the International Criminal Court in The Hague, implicitly allowing military actions.
Questions about Hague Invasion Act
- What does Hague Invasion Act mean?
- Hague Invasion Act means the American Service-Members' Protection Act, enacted to shield Americans from being prosecuted by the International Criminal Court.
- What part of speech is Hague Invasion Act?
- Hague Invasion Act is a proper noun.
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