Reply #1: 7. Prosecute [View All]

Those responsible for torture or other ill-treatment should be brought to justice. This principle applies wherever those suspected of these crimes happen to be, whatever their nationality or position, regardless of where the crime was committed and the nationality of the victims, and no matter how much time has elapsed since the commission of the crime. Governments should exercise universal jurisdiction over those suspected of these crimes, extradite them, or surrender them to an international criminal court, and cooperate in such criminal proceedings. Trials should be fair. An order from a superior officer should never be accepted as a justification for torture or ill-treatment.

Okay, Frat Boy. Okay, Gonzales. Okay, Rummy. General Sanchez and General Miller, I'm talking to all of you: You have the right to remain silent . . . .