Nuremburg trials

When1:  1946

Who:    Nuremburg

What:   trial

Where:  Nuremburg, Germany

Detail: Nuremburg Nazi-war-criminal trials changed international law. They used laws passed after the acts {ex post facto law} {nullum crimen nulla poena sine lege}. They had no precedents. Aggressive war is crime. Aggressive-nation leaders are responsible for war, because people have duties to conscience that are higher than duties to state.

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