Thanks to tweets from our colleagues at AMICC, the American Non-Governmental Organizations Coalition for the International Criminal Court, learned that
voting on the final 3 vacancies for ICC judgeships has gone 9 rounds without a decision.
Six candidates competed. The closest any came was 5 votes short -- that was Howard Morrison of Britain.

10th inning soon. Follow it at AMICC's Twitter feed
here; in due course, someone's updating a WikiPedia table (left), which shows the contest in easy-to-read form,
here.
(IntLawGrrls' posts on the 1st 2 elected are available
here and
here; the additional electee was Robert Fremr of the Czech Republic, chosen Tuesday, in the 2d round.)
2 comments:
Hi @IntLawGrrls
The Wikipedia author is @EBBJena, also providing good tweets from #ASP10. At same time, I'm posting updates at http://goo.gl/6yOM9 and tweeting at @tonyfleming
Dear Tony, and @EBB Jena,
Thanks so much to both of you for keeping us posted!
Diane
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