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Al Hassan trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC). Photo: ICC judges enter the courtroom where Al Hassan is charged with crimes committed in Mali.
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Sentencing Al Hassan, and his judges

The controversial and confusing judgement convicting the former head of Timbuktu’s Islamic police Al Hassan was at the heart of the debates over sentencing before the International Criminal Court on September 4. Whatever the sentence, the ICC verdict is bound to be an intense playground for lawyers and academics.
By Janet H. Anderson (our correspondent in The Hague)
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