The court found that he had never held sufficient authority to issue orders to commit the crimes in question.
The deputy commandant of Auschwitz was only convicted after three pieces of paper were produced showing that he had signed orders to commit mass murder," he recalls.
The Taylor panel ruled that it was not convinced by the conclusions of the Perisic case because the judges had not provided a clear and detailed analysis of why a commander had to issue specific orders to commit crimes in order to be held accountable under international law.
In one such cartoon, "Waiting for the Signal From Home," Geisel drew Japanese-Americans lining up to get blocks of TNT, while one stood on a building top looking across the Pacific with a telescope, presumably waiting for orders to commit sabotage.
Mr Karadzic had been hoping his former ally's answers would support his claims that the orders to commit war crimes did not come from him, says the BBC's Anna Holligan in The Hague.
The Doom in the film reminded critics of Jim Jones, a cult leader whose hold on his followers was such that hundreds of them obeyed his orders to commit suicide.
