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They will face military tribunals in Iraq.
Under the supreme council of the Spanish Inquisition were 14 local tribunals in Spain and several in the colonies; the tribunals in Mexico and Peru were particularly harsh.
He had already been charged when Mr. Obama froze the tribunals in January 2009.
A recent study identified over 360 specialist environmental courts or tribunals in forty-two countries.
The whole purpose of having tribunals "in theatre" was to bring the proceedings closer to the victims, they say.
The goal was "fair trials before impartial tribunals in which every defendant stands equal before the law".
Federal prosecutors recently decided not to use terrorist tribunals in trying the "20th hijacker" or the "shoe bomber".
The Iraqi experiment will differ from the growing body of protocols on international criminal tribunals in important ways.
He was summoned before a series of increasingly Kafkaesque military tribunals, in the end escaping with a fine.
The picture of Alic and his fellow prisoners was used as evidence in war crimes tribunals in The Hague.
His father is the executive director of the courts and tribunals in the Department of Justice, also in Victoria.
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