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September 3rd, 2006, 12:00 PM

temujin77

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Re: Japan

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Originally Posted by Jim O

But the fact that the Supreme Court affirmed it then does not mean that it was not applied earlier, at least in theory.

That's very true, it may have been used earlier though not officially adorned (if that's a good phrase to put it) by the US Supreme Court.

In a way I do believe commanders do have to bear some degree of burden on the actions and consequences of war. Whether or not it goes all the way up to the head of the royal family is up for debate, however.

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