For one, he has been in the docket in a very public way.
"Put him in the docket, like you did with Eichmann, or Milosevic.
It added four women last year, she said, with two more in the docket.
The Western circles who are pressing for an International Criminal Court, for instance, will not see Sierra Leone's machete-wielding criminals in the docket, but American soldiers.
And will federal energy policies be in the docket with him, as he hopes, up for critique as part of his defense?
The bureaucratic enemies of yesteryear are still the knaves and fools they were, but another class of adversaries is now in the docket — the writers who stepped into the breach without sufficient knowledge or authority.
During the brief arguments, the judge, I. Leo Glasser, signaled strongly that he was leaning toward unsealing the docket sheet, although he was quick to add that the question of whether the documents described in the docket sheet should remain sealed was a separate matter.
The best human rights defenders can hope for then is a regulatory regime that rewards PSC corporate responsibility while guaranteeing that contractors who engage in criminal misconduct find themselves in the docket.
The case number she provided, 3 13-MS-356, appears in the docket for the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia and cites Andrew Michael Jones as defendant.
