Eichmann's mistake: The problem of thoughtlessness in international criminal law

Imagine yourself a tribunal. Pretend you have an audience-a community of some sort that will recognize you as a tribunal. Now, go all the way. What grandeur of transformation of the normative universe would you perform? Will you simply issue a general writ of peace? A warrant for justice notwithstanding the facts and the law? Will you order everyone to be good? Perhaps, perhaps you will judge the dead? Or even bring God as a defendant?¹,.