International Criminal Court in The Hague to Go After Financial Human Rights Abuses and Financial Terrorism

``An international tribunal to settle financial disputes throughout the world has opened in the Dutch city of The Hague on Monday. The tribunal's name, PRIME Finance, stands for Panel of Recognized International Market Experts in Finance. The team of judges includes almost 100 people, whose work will be supported by international legal and market experts. The establishment of new legal institution has been supported by the City of The Hague and the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs, and will be housed in The Hague's Peace Palace.'' -- It doesn't look like this commission will have any "teeth" (how could it really, being international), though we suspect it will be able to do some nice grand jury-esque investigation work.