Now that the ICC is a reality, the stirrings of criticism and fear that have been engendered by the new forum for prosecuting crimes against humanity are once percolating to a rapid boil. Some of the most paranoid recall the image of General Hap Arnold, hero of the American air forces during World War Two, reflecting only half tongue-in-cheek that it was a good thing the Allies won the war, or it might be he -- not Herman Goering -- in the dock at Nuremberg. But what exactly is the Court’s shortcoming that has folks such as Jesse Helms, R-N.C.,...