The Associated Press
Former Liberian President Charles Taylor clashed with a war crimes trial attorney Tuesday just minutes after she began cross-examining him about his repeated denials of responsibility for atrocities by rebels during Sierra Leone's brutal civil war. Prosecutors at the Special Court for Sierra Leone finally got their chance Tuesday to question Taylor, who spent 13 weeks as a witness in his own defense, rejecting allegations that he armed, trained and commanded rebels during the 1992-2002 conflict.
Congo-Brazzaville / United States
The National Law Journal
Equatorial Guinea / United Kingdom
The Associated Press
Nigeria / Nigeria / United States
The American Lawyer
Greece / Liberia / United States
New York Law Journal
Sudan / United States
The National Law Journal

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