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MSS 04-2, Box 2

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Contains 64 Results:

Press Clippings: Photocopy, "Departing War Crimes Tribunal Chief Assails U.N. Inaction" by Colum Lynch, Washington Post, 9 November 1999

File — Container: MSS 04-2, Box 2, Folder: 57

Dates: 1941 - 2001

Found in: Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections / Inventory of the Papers of Monroe Leigh / International Criminal Court (ICC) / American Bar Association (ABA)

Press Clippings: "Kosovo Inquiry Confirms U.S. Fears of War Crimes Court" by Seven Lee Myers, New York Times, 3 January 2000

File — Container: MSS 04-2, Box 2, Folder: 58

Dates: 3 January 2000

Found in: Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections / Inventory of the Papers of Monroe Leigh / International Criminal Court (ICC) / American Bar Association (ABA)

Press Clippings: Photocopy, "Yes, A World Court" by Kenneth Roth, Washington Post, 27 June 2000

File — Container: MSS 04-2, Box 2, Folder: 59

Dates: 27 June 2000

Found in: Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections / Inventory of the Papers of Monroe Leigh / International Criminal Court (ICC) / American Bar Association (ABA)

Press Clippings: Photocopy, "A World Apart?" by T.R. Goldman, Legal Times, 8 June 1998

File — Container: MSS 04-2, Box 2, Folder: 60

Dates: 8 June 1998

Found in: Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections / Inventory of the Papers of Monroe Leigh / International Criminal Court (ICC) / American Bar Association (ABA)

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