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Apparently you weren't aware Saddam Hussein was tried by a court of his peers:History and the State Department's current travel warning to Iraq do not agree with you.
The 5 worst crimes of Saddam Hussein
FBI Report on Hussein Part I, pp 1-94
FBI Report on Hussein Part II, pp 95 - 132
US Department of State Travel Warning to Iraq, 4/12/2011
The government doesn't agree with me? Well there's a shocker.
In all seriousness though, we all know that Saddam was a bad guy. I don't think anybody disputes that. The point is that he was not a threat to the United States, was not the next Hitler, and had no WMD's. This was all war propaganda, and we all know it.
And we targeted him for death and every terrorist loving leader in the middle east knows it.
Saddam Hussein Trial
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Special Court and Legal Process
You really should look into it to improve your overall understanding of the process that went on in an 8,000 Mesopotamian court.Special Court and Legal Process | Featured Articles | Related Resources
Disclaimer: The Saddam Hussein Trial site is current as of our addition of the Appellate Decision on July 3, 2007. There will be no new updates to the website and it is presented as a resource for future International Criminal Law cases.
This website is intended to provide the viewer with essential information related to the relevant trials. It will also set out a selection of reference materials that will further explain important aspects of the trials. In making this selection, the Law Library of Congress does not endorse or attest to the authenticity of any such referenced materials or information.
In addition to viewers in general, the following of the development of the trial of Saddam Hussein, which started in October 2005, may be of special interest to legal scholars of international criminal law and the seekers of universal justice.
Special Court and Legal Process
- Introduction
- Background
- Historical Context
- Tribunal
- First Prosecution
- Future Prosecution
- Legal Process