What's New:
April 15, 2009, C-SPAN broadcast a
panel discussion of “Enemy of the State” and its relevance to the upcoming
trials of Radovan Karadzic in The Hague and the Khmer Rouge leaders in Cambodia.
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View the discussion of "Enemy of the State" featuring co-author Michael Scharf, Nuremberg Prosecutor Henry King, and National Public Radio commentator Daniel Maulthrop, held at the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage on December 10, 2008.
"[Enemy of the State] offers a detailed, inside account of the court's creation and its proceedings, including gavel-to-gavel coverage of the trial itself and legal analysis of its decision. The book offers many insights and revelations omitted by contemporary media accounts, and places the tribunal in its broader international law context."
--The Volokh Conspiracy Blog (Read more)
On the two year anniversary of Saddam's execution, WCPN interviews Michael Scharf. Listen Now> Gulf News, book review of "Enemy of the State," October 24, 2008, at p. 24
"When Saddam was being tried in Baghdad, no one needed to issue orders for a curfew, as the people remained at home, their eyes glued to the televisions.
'Enemy of the State,' a book authored by Newton and Scharf, has the same effect on readers. The book is a chronicle of the trial and a behind-the-scenes account of its goings-on - where the phrase 'one of the most important chaotic trials in history' seems to become an understatement." Read more> Watch Michael Newton on WSMV 4 News with Dennis Ferrier
Watch the “Enemy of the State” Panel Discussion
Listen to an interview with Newton and Scharf discuss their book and the Saddam trial on PRI "The World", July 16, 2008. (mp3 file)
Listen to the authors read excerpts from the book.
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Television Appearances
On April 11 and April 15, 2009, C-SPAN broadcast a panel
discussion of “Enemy of the State” and its relevance to the upcoming trials of
Radovan Karadzic in The Hague and the Khmer Rouge leaders in Cambodia, featuring
co-authors Michael Scharf and Mike Newton, Iraqi High Tribunal judge Ra’id Juhi,
and Karadzic’s lead counsel, Peter Robinson.
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C-SPAN Book TV aired the discussion from Brentwood, TN by Michael Newton on Sunday, November 9, at 11:00 AM and on Monday, November 10, at 1:00 AM.
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Related Online Interviews, Reviews and Features
- Michael Scharf was quoted in John Coniglia, “John
Demjanjuk’s Latest War-Crime Trial Begins Today in Germany,” The Plain
Dealer, November 30 , 2009
- Michael Scharf was quoted in “Terrorism
Justice: Courts v. Commissions,” NPR, November 27, 2009
- Michael Scharf was quoted in “In
Sept. 11 Trial, Lots Of Evidence, But No Slam-Dunk,” National Public Radio,
November 25, 2009
- Michael Scharf appeared on WCPN’s “The Sound
of Ideas” to discuss the challenges of trying the 9/11 terrorist defendants in
federal court, “Fair
Trials for Accused Terrorists”, on November 16, 2009
- Michael Scharf was quoted by Macleans.ca in
the article “The
Last Great Nazi Trial”, about accused Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk's
trial in Munich, on November 10, 2009
- “Guest
editorial: Send more troops or U.S. loses war,” by Mike Newton,
Tennessean.com, September 23, 2009
- Michael Scharf interviewed about the upcoming
trial of accused Nazi guard John Demnjanjuk. “What
Now With John Demjanjuk?,” on the "Trapper Jack and the Morning Show," July
12, 2009
- Michael Scharf interviewed regarding the John
Demjanjuk Nazi deportation case, “News
Analysis: Accused Nazi Guard Granted Stay,” on WCPN's (Cleveland Public
Radio) “Morning Edition” on April 15, 2009
- Michael Scharf, Mike Newton, and Radovan
Karadzic’s defense counsel, Peter Robinson, were interviewed for an hour about “Trying
Crimes Against Humanity” on “The Sound of Ideas” WCPN (Cleveland Public
Radio) on March 17, 2009
- “The long goodbye: The sixth anniversary of war in Iraq marks the first month of the beginning of the end. Are Iraqis ready to keep the peace when Americans quit the war?,” Worldmag.com, March 2009
- Enemy of the State reviewed in Duke Magazine, Written by Scott Silliman, Professor of the Practice of Law at Duke University School of Law, and Executive Director of Duke’s Center on Law, Ethics, and National Security, March-April 2009 (pdf file)
- "Justice for All," Cleveland magazine.com, March 2009
- "Case prof helps Uganda figure out what to do with Joseph Kony," WKSU News, February 25, 2009
- Enemy of the State Book Review, The White Rhino Report, February 23, 2009
- “Saddam trial author to speak locally,” ShrevePortTimes.com, February 10, 2009
- “Making a Case for Human Rights,” Vanderbilt Lawyer Vol.37 Number 2, February 2009 (pdf file. Article and excerpt start on page 18)
- Chatham House, London, Summary of Discussion of 'Enemy of the State Book' featuring co-author Michael Scharf, Salem Chalabi, and Elizabeth Wilmshurst
- Michael Scharf interviewed on the two year anniversary of Saddam's execution on Cleveland's National Public Radio station, WCPN, about Enemy of the State, December 30, 2008 Listen Now>
- “Uganda plans for War Crimes Trials,” VOA News.com, December 24, 2008
- “Case Western Reserve Professor Works for Justice in Uganda While Government Troops Hunt Down Dreaded War Lord,” Case Western Reserve University, December 24, 2008
- “Case Western Reserve Law Professor and Students Play Key Role in Preparation for 'Killing Fields Trials' in Cambodia,” Case Western Reserve University, December 19, 2008
- “Sept. 11 Suspects Want To Confess: Defendants: Guilty Plea Decision Came On Election Day,” by Michael P. Tremoglie, The Bulletin, December 9, 2008
- “Scharf Writes Book About Trial of Hussein,” Cleveland Sun Press, December 11, 2008
- “Foremost Criminal Law Academic to Address Gates Scholars,” University of Cambridge, December 3, 2008
- “Case Western Reserve Law Professors to discuss global fight against genocide, offer insiders' look at Saddam trial and execution,” Case Western Reserve University, December 2, 2008
- “More than a witness to history: Michael Scharf helps shape trials ranging from Saddam to the Khmer Rouge,” WKSU News, November 25, 2008
- “Judging Saddam Hussein: Inside the Trial of the Iraqi Dictator,” Think, Case Western Reserve University Magazine, Fall/Winter 2008
- “Law Professor Has Inside Look at Saddam's Trial and Execution,” Newswise.com, November 20, 2008
- Mayada Al Askari (Staff Writer), “Book Review: In Camera Revelations: Going Behind the scenes into Saddam Hussein’s Trial,” Gulf News, Friday, October 24, 2008, at page 24.
- “Michael Scharf '88 discusses trial of Saddam Hussein,” Duke Law, October 28, 2008
- KYW Newsradio 1060 with Larry Kane, “Foreign Policy Challenges,” with Michael Newton, October 19th, 2008
- PRI “The World,” “Bin Laden and U.S. foreign policy,” with Michael Scharf, October 9, 2008
- Gregory S. McNeal: Enemy of the State corrects the public record on the quest for justice in Iraq. “Inside Saddam’s Trial,” National Review Online, 10/10/2008 (view pdf version)
- Watch Michael Newton on WSMV 4 News with Dennis Ferrier, 9/30/2008
- Enemy of the State featured as “Current Reading” on Truman's Take Blog
Enemy of the State....The Review of a Good Read, 10/20/2008
Newton & Enemy Of The State on Channel 4, 9/30/2008
Newton & Scharf's Enemy of the State..."The Mother of all Trials," 7/29/2008
Related News Links
Op/Eds - Articles written by the authors regarding the trial and execution of Saddam Hussein.
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“Order in the Court,” by
Michael Scharf, International Harold Tribune, December 29, 2005
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“Can this Man Get a Fair Trial?,” by
Michael Scharf, Washington Post, Outlook Section, December 19, 2004, at B1
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“The Iraqi High Tribunal Dujail Trial Opinion,” by Michael P. Scharf and Michael A. Newton, ASIL Insights.com, December 18, 2006
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“Iraq's New Court Finds Itself on Trial,” by Michael A. Newton, New York Times, November 24, 2004
On Line Chats - Transcripts of the authors discussing the trial and execution of Saddam Hussein.
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Court TV, “Death of a Dictator,” January 2, 2007
- CNN (Host Miles OBrien), Discussing the Saddam Trial, Michael Newton, December 27, 2006 (pdf file)
- Washington Post, “Government Ousts Chief Judge in Hussein Trial”, Michael Newton, Sept 20, 2006 (pdf file)
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PPS Frontline, “Iraq Forum,” January 24, 2006
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Court TV, “Saddam Hussein on Trial,” December 6, 2005
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CNN, “American Morning”, “Major Developments in Saddam Hussein Trial,” Michael Newton and Michael Scharf, Dec. 5, 2005 (pdf file)
- NPR, “All Things Considered”, “Professor Mike Newton on Saddam's warcrimes”
- CNN, “American Morning”, “Trial of Saddam Hussein Delayed”, Michael Newton and Michael Scharf, November 28, 2005 (pdf file)
- “Trial to resume next week”, Michael Newton, November 25, 2005 (pdf file)
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CNN.Com, “Scharf: Tribunal Could be Cornerstone for a New Iraq,” October 18, 2005
Select News Quotes by Michael Newton
- Christian Science Monitor, “US priority: managing captives in Iraq,” April 06, 2007 (pdf file)
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Wisconsin), “Advocates pursue justice worldwide;
Conference unites those giving a voice to victims of atrocities around globe,” January 28, 2007 (pdf file)
- Air Force Times, “Tribunal on trial,” January 15, 2007 (pdf file)
- Chattanooga Times Free Press (Tennessee), “Execution seen as step toward healing,” December 30, 2006 (pdf file)
Most Recent News Quotes by Michael Scharf
Select News Quotes by Michael Scharf about the Saddam Hussein Trial
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Christian Science Monitor, “Era Ends as Saddam Hussein is Put to Death,” January 2, 2007
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New York Times, “Court Upholds Death Penalty for Hussein,” December 26, 2006
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International Harold Tribune, “Fairness of Trial Falls Short, Experts Say,” November 7, 2006
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New York Times, “Hussein Trial Was Flawed but Reasonably Fair, and Verdict Was Justified, legal Experts Say,” November 6, 2006
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International Herald Tribune, “The Trial of Saddam: Flawed, but Fair Verdict,” November 5, 2006
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Washington Post, “Hussein Verdict Near after Trial with Serious Shortcomings “ November 4, 2006
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Washington Post, “Saddam’s Defense Has Two-Pronged Strategy,” May 25, 2006
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Christian Science Monitor, “Hussein Admits Responsibility, Not Guilt,” March 2, 2006
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Christian Science Monitor, “Hussein Tests Trial Judge’s Control,” December 8, 2005
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Washington Post, “Hussein Trial Judges What Passed for Judgment “, October 23, 2005
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