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The Web's video library includes Saddam Hussein's uncut execution

Uncut video of Saddam Hussein's execution is prevalent on the Web and prompting much discussion among legal and political bloggers and scholars.

Written by Denise Howell, Inactive on Jan. 2, 2007

As law professor, blogger, and sentencing law expert Douglas A. Berman writes, "[a]ll over the blogosphere, one can now access an uncut video of Saddam Hussein's hanging." Good discussion in the comments there. It's not what I usually have in mind when I talk about participatory law, but related.

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