Saddam's interrogation halted temporarily

The interrogation of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein has stopped until he appoints lawyers, the director of the Iraqi Special Tribunal said.

The interrogation of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein has stopped until he appoints lawyers, the director of the Iraqi Special Tribunal said.

Salem Chalabi said the last time he saw Saddam, he told him to appoint an Iraqi lawyer, who could then can appoint foreign lawyers. Legally, defence counsel must be Iraqi citizens but the Tribunal will allow foreign consultants.

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