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To: pezz who wrote (54641)9/8/2009 2:23:58 AM
From: Maurice Winn2 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) of 217729
 
1945 to 2009 = 64 years + 20 years to adulthood = plenty of them are only 84 years old with another decade left to run.

<As to Japan those who committed the atrocities are long dead>

Get them now, better late than never. For younger war criminals, how about Lt Calley and co? en.wikipedia.org

He is still there for the getting. I haven't heard that Vietnam has given him the all clear. It's good that the US Army was not happy for him to get off as he did: <The Army appealed against Judge Elliott's decision to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals and asked an appeals judge to stay Calley's immediate release, which was granted. However, the full Court upheld the release pending appeal and decided the entire court would hear the appeal (normally not done in the first instance). The Army won a reversal of Judge Elliott's habeas corpus grant and a reinstatement of the judgment of the courts martial, with 5 judges dissenting. (Calley v. Callaway, 519 F.2d 184, 9/10/1975). In a long and extremely detailed careful opinion, the reviewing court disagreed with Judge Elliott on the law and significantly on Elliott's scope of review of the courts martial proceedings. The Court noted that although by now Calley had been "paroled" from confinement by the Army, that did not moot the habeas corpus proceedings. >

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