Judges of The International Criminal Court - Former Judges

Former Judges

Former judges of the International Criminal Court, as of July 2009 (sortable)
Name Country Elected Term End Notes
SladeTuiloma Neroni Slade Samoa 2003 2006 Defeated in 2006 election.
ClarkMaureen Harding Clark Ireland 2003 2006 Resigned to serve on the High Court of Ireland.
JordaClaude Jorda France 2003 2007 Resigned "for reasons of permanent ill-health".
Hudson-PhillipsKarl Hudson-Phillips Trinidad and Tobago 2003 2007 Resigned "for personal reasons".
PillayNavanethem Pillay South Africa 2003 2008 Resigned to serve as United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.
KirschPhilippe Kirsch Canada 2003 2009 Not eligible for re-election. President of the Court from 2003 to 2009.
PikisGeorghios Pikis Cyprus 2003 2009 Not eligible for re-election.
PolitiMauro Politi Italy 2003 2009 Not eligible for re-election.
SaigaFumiko Saiga Japan 2007, 2009 2009 Died in office.
Ntanda NserekoDaniel David Ntanda Nsereko Uganda 2007 2012 Not eligible for re-election.

Mohamed Shahabuddeen of Guyana was elected to the court in January 2009 but he resigned for personal reasons before taking office.

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