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DoDLive Bloggers Roundtable: Rule of Law Director Discusses Iraqi Transitions

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U.S. Marine Col. Darrel Halse, Iraqi Training and Advisory Mission – Rule of Law director discussed the Iraqi transition from dictatorship to democracy during a “DoDLive” Bloggers Roundtable Dec. 23.

Halse explained the Rule of Law directorate and how the Iraqi Training and Advisory Mission helps Iraq by training and advising Iraqis in forensics, evidence collection, human rights and the legal system in order to help them transition as a country.

To view the article based off of  this interview, click here.

To listen to the audio from the roundtable, click here.

To read the transcript from the roundtable, click here.

Joining us on the call were Chuck Simmins, North Shore Journal; Andrew Lubin, Military Observer; Clyde Middleton, Patriot Room and Nick Mottern of Consumers for Peace.

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