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    That may be the eintire problem.

    The principal (State in the Blackwater case) is exempt from violations of Iraqi law as are all US contractors under the CPA passed rules still in force. In UN ops, for example, peacekeepers have...
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    Who really has expertise

    in this area? I think we all agree that there is a problem with the accountability for contractors with regard to their behavior when they act outside the law (or are accused of so doing). Placing...
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    Hey JMM

    You really have some good stuff there. Why don't you write it up as a blog piece or a SWJ article. Personally, I'd be interested in your recommendations.

    Cheers

    JohnT
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    Interesting citations

    but the way I read them, Blackwater, escorting Embassy officials doing Embassy business, under contract to the State Department would be excluded. Big loophole that could be closed easily if the...
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    Regardless, UCMJ

    does not apply to contractors hired by other USG agencies (e.g. State which hired Blackwater).
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