Could an International Corruption Court Work? | PolicyCast

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Senior US District Court Judge Mark Wolf, a Spring 2014 Institute of Politics Fellow, makes the case for an international corruption court to help investigate and prosecute corruption in countries that don’t have the infrastructure to do so.

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