What do the International Court of Justice and International Criminal Court not have access to?

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) and the International Criminal Court (ICC) do not have direct enforcement powers to compel states or individuals to comply with their rulings or arrest warrants. Additionally, both courts lack universal jurisdiction and can only exercise authority over cases involving states or individuals that have accepted their jurisdiction or ratified relevant treaties. They also do not have access to military resources or law enforcement personnel to implement their decisions.