MSNBC Katy Tur Reports March 23, 2022 18:17:00
Military chain -- >> yes, and as you mentioned there's a chain of command, and we could hold those responsible, and the doctrine of superior responsibilities allowed commanders to be held responsible for acts done by the subordinates, and all of those criminal law tools could be used by any court able to seize jurisdiction in this case. >> and then domestic -- >> yes, and the u.s. war crimes act may be of limited utility in this context, and it's limited to perpetrators who are u.s. citizens or victims who are u.s. citizens, and i know there are a number of proposals now floating
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