paragraph 43 in volume 1, chapter 4, The Post-Adjudication Phase
There is a fundamental difference between compliance with incidental and interlocutory decisions and compliance with final decisions. With one exception, the failure of a State to comply with an incidental or interlocutory decision can lead to the automatic imposition by the Court of a sanction against that State, and will only bring it disadvantage. Ostensibly the character of the disadvantages will be procedural, since the…