After World War II, as the allies planned the prosecution of Germans for crimes committed during the war, they anticipated the possibility that defendants would use the defense that they were ``just following orders'' and were thus not morally culpable for their actions.
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``I was just following orders''
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Prosecutors likely to sharpen focus
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Widows will be protected, given Justice:
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Strict action against those violating law:
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Man found not guilty by reason of insanity
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``Prosecution of white farmers lawful''
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Prosecutor weighs death penalty charges
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Prosecutors seek death penalty
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Murder cases move forward
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Trial of John Demjanjuk can go ahead
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Suspects wanted in connection with an
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He cross-examined witnesses during trial
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Man ordered not to leave country
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State complies with court order
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Group claims responsibility
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Pascoe: the Schundler that could have been
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Germans lacked killer instinct: