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Introduction
1. The Origins of the Zonal Trials
2. The OCC and the Tribunals
3. The Evolution of the Trial Program
4. The Trials
5. Jurisdiction and Legal Character of the Tribunals
6. Evidence
7. Procedure
8. Crimes Against Peace
9. War Crimes
10. Crimes Against Humanity
11. Modes of Participation
12. Conspiracy, Enterprise Liability, and Criminal Membership
13. Defenses
14. Sentencing
15. Aftermath
16. Legacy Conclusion Appendix A: Table of Defendants Appendix B: Charter of the International Military Tribunal Appendix C: Control Council Law No. 10
Appendix D: Ordinance No. 7
Appendix E: Uniform Rules of Procedure
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