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• In re Yamashita
  '''''In re Yamashita''''' was an appeal to the [[Supreme Court of the United States]] by [[Tomiy |litigants = In re Yamashita
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• In re Yamashita/Definition
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• In re Yamashita/Related Articles
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• Johnson v. Eisentrager/Related Articles
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• Rasul v. Bush/Related Articles
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• In re Yamashita
  '''''In re Yamashita''''' was an appeal to the [[Supreme Court of the United States]] by [[Tomiy |litigants = In re Yamashita
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• War crime/Related Articles
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• Tomiyuki Yamashita
  ..., 1945) IV Law Rep. Trials War Crim. 1 (UN War Crimes Comm'n, 1948); aff'd In re Yamashita 327 US 1 (1946). </ref> It is widely accepted that Yamashita ordered his tr ...as executed after a controversial [[war crimes]] trial with an appeal, ''[[In re Yamashita]]'', to the [[Supreme Court of the United States]], which was rejected 7-2.
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• Johnson v. Eisentrager
  !In re Yamashita ...active enemy service, according to the precedents of [[Ex parte Quirin]],[[In re Yamashita]], nonresident aliens have no right to habeas corpus in U.S. courts. While
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• Command responsibility
  ..., 1945) IV Law Rep. Trials War Crim. 1 (UN War Crimes Comm'n, 1948); aff'd In re Yamashita 327 US 1 (1946). </ref> It is widely accepted that Yamashita ordered his tr
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• Rasul v. Bush
  !In re Yamashita
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• War crime
  ...isions, such as the doctrine of [[command responsibility]] stated in the [[in re Yamashita]] decision. International law has generally not stayed abreast of non-state ''[[In re Yamashita]]'' was an appeal, to the [[Supreme Court of the United States]], as to the
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