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=== Treaty enforcement===
Where a member state has violated a treaty or statute of the UNAC, the Prosecutor-General of the UNAC can bring a case against that member state to the ACJ. The decision of the ACJ is binding on the violating country should it be found guilty of treaty violations. Decisions of the ACJ in this regard are enforceable to the point of obliging the UNAC to take military action or economic sanctions against the violating state.
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The ACJ has the power to issue warrants for the arrest of individuals charged with the crimes against sapient beings and sapient rights violations. It also has the power to act as a court of first instance in the case of war crimes, crimes against sapient beings and other related offences, meaning that if domestic courts fail to enforce justice, the ACJ is empowered to try offenders itself with the right to enforce punishment up to life imprisonment.
===Political accountability===
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