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DESCRIPTION:David Crane Professor of Practice\, College of Law\, Syracuse U
 niversity Diamonds\, Guns\, and Thugs… The West African Extreme From 2002-
 2005 Professor Crane served as Chief Prosecutor of the Special Court for S
 ierra Leone\, an international war crimes tribunal. Professor Crane’s mand
 ate was to prosecute those who bear the greatest responsibility for war cr
 imes\, crimes against humanity\, and other serious violations of internati
 onal human rights committed during the civil war in Sierra Leone during th
 e 1990’s. Among those he indicted for those horrific crimes was the Presid
 ent of Liberia\, Charles Taylor\, the first sitting African head of state 
 in history to be held accountable. Professor Crane served over 30 years in
  the federal government of the United States. Professor Crane teaches inte
 rnational criminal law\, international humanitarian law\, and national sec
 urity law at the College of Law. Additionally\, he is a member of the facu
 lty of the Institute for National Security and Counterterrorism\, a joint 
 venture with the Maxwell School of Public Citizenship at Syracuse Universi
 ty. At 11:00 am Blood Diamonds a documentary will be shown in 100 Eggers H
 all Blood Diamonds (46 min) is a documentary that explores the factors tha
 t led to the violence\, tells the vivid details of the suffering\, and spe
 aks with the organizations that eventually exposed the link between diamon
 ds and several brutal African conflicts. Blood Diamonds also looks at the 
 steps eventually taken by advocacy organizations and the diamond industry 
 to combat the problem.
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SUMMARY:MASU presents: David Crane
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:David Crane Professor of Practice\, College of
  Law\, Syracuse University Diamonds\, Guns\, and Thugs… The West African E
 xtreme From 2002-2005 Professor Crane served as Chief Prosecutor of the Sp
 ecial Court for Sierra Leone\, an international war crimes tribunal. Profe
 ssor Crane’s mandate was to prosecute those who bear the greatest responsi
 bility for war crimes\, crimes against humanity\, and other serious violat
 ions of international human rights committed during the civil war in Sierr
 a Leone during the 1990’s. Among those he indicted for those horrific crim
 es was the President of Liberia\, Charles Taylor\, the first sitting Afric
 an head of state in history to be held accountable. Professor Crane served
  over 30 years in the federal government of the United States. Professor C
 rane teaches international criminal law\, international humanitarian law\,
  and national security law at the College of Law. Additionally\, he is a m
 ember of the faculty of the Institute for National Security and Counterter
 rorism\, a joint venture with the Maxwell School of Public Citizenship at 
 Syracuse University. At 11:00 am Blood Diamonds a documentary will be show
 n in 100 Eggers Hall Blood Diamonds (46 min) is a documentary that explore
 s the factors that led to the violence\, tells the vivid details of the su
 ffering\, and speaks with the organizations that eventually exposed the li
 nk between diamonds and several brutal African conflicts. Blood Diamonds a
 lso looks at the steps eventually taken by advocacy organizations and the 
 diamond industry to combat the problem.
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