Judging the Saddam Trial's Legitimacy
Former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein was sentenced to death Sunday for crimes against humanity. Some have questioned the trial's legitimacy.
Law professor Michael Scharf helped train Iraqi judges and prosecutors for the case. He speaks with Renee Montagne about the proceedings.
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