Saddam's lawyers leave courtroom in judge move protest

Saddam Hussein's lawyers walked out of his trial in Baghdad today to protest at the replacement of the chief judge for allegedly favouring the defence.

Wed, 20 Sep, 2006 - 09:10
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Saddam Hussein's lawyers walked out of his trial in Baghdad today to protest at the replacement of the chief judge for allegedly favouring the defence.

The deposed leader was ordered to leave the courtroom.

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