[emperor penguin]

Rather, I have an issue, much like Human Rights Watch, with the trial itself. Certainly committed in haste, with little legitimacy or impartiality. All fundamental tenets. He certainly was a terrible person - but this was a failure of justice...perhaps not in the end but in the means to that end. Especially in a place where justice needs to be sold and perceived as legitimate like iraq.

What??????? He's lucky he even got a trial at all, they should have killed him as soon as they found him. The only good thing about him having a trial in my eyes, is that he probably knew that he was eventually going to be killed, and I'm glad he had to live with that feeling for a while.