1. 44. See Wertheimer, , supra note 29, at 71.
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3. 48. Id., at 144.
4. 83. Francis and Francis have argued that the International Criminal Court or a specialized international tribunal should be given jurisdiction to pursue organ trafficking specifically. See Francis, and Francis, , supra note 69, at 291. They reach this suggestion because they conclude that “domestic legal regimes have proved ineffective and there is little reason to believe enforcement is likely to improve,” and because “the presence of a credible international enforcement regime could prove both a spur and a complement to the strengthening of domestic enforcement regimes.” Id., at 292. However, as they admit, this would require a significant expansion of the existing scope of international criminal liability and cannot fit within the definitions of genocide and crimes against humanity set forth in the Statute of Rome. Id., at 292–293. I think that international criminal liability is worth considering, but I am both more skeptical that it is politically feasible in the middle term future than the Francises, and less skeptical of the possibility for effective home country enforcement mechanisms of the kind I set out below.
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