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A U.N. appeals panel overturned the murder conviction and reduced the sentence Tuesday of a Bosnian army commander in charge of Muslim fighters who murdered and tortured Bosnian Serbs and Croats in 1993.Enver Hadzihasanovic was convicted of murder in...
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Judges on Monday rejected a request by former Liberian President Charles Taylor for an immediate acquittal on war crimes charges, saying he must answer allegations that...
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Gay victims of violence would gain new federal protections under a revived and expanded hate crimes bill passed by the House on Wednesday over conservatives’...
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Gay victims of violence would gain new federal protections under a revived and expanded hate crimes bill passed by the House. Conservatives strongly objected but lacked...
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Thirteen Serbs were convicted of war crimes Thursday and sentenced to prison for the execution-style killings of some 200 Croats _ one of the worst massacres of POWs...
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Radovan Karadzic refused Tuesday to enter pleas to a new streamlined indictment containing two genocide charges and nine other counts of crimes against humanity and war...
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U.N. judges have acquitted former Serb President Milan Milutinovic of ordering a deadly campaign of terror by Serb forces against Kosovo Albanians in 1999.
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An international tribunal found three Sierra Leone rebel leaders guilty of crimes against humanity.
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A U.N.-sponsored war crimes court is delivering verdicts Wednesday on three rebel commanders accused of crimes against humanity. Prosecutors say the three men _ Issa...
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A hearing for former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic has been delayed because of a mistake by prosecutors.
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Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic will likely be asked to enter pleas Friday to a new streamlined indictment accusing him of two counts of genocide and nine...
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A new study says Hispanics make up the largest number of criminal offenders sentenced in federal court.
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The only Serb ever to be acquitted of war crimes by a U.N. court has filed a lawsuit demanding compensation for the more than four years he was detained.
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The Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal from a Bosnian immigrant of his conviction for lying about his role in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre so he could get into...
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