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In the earlier events of a theatrical life, however successful, there most commonly occur adventures which form a diverting contrast with the ultimate and more splendid parts of the career. A similar approach is taken in the amicus curiae brief submitted to the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia by the Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism: the authors of the brief do not simply report on the extent to which the rule regarding individual guilt is present in a range of legal systems, but they also examine the impact that this rule has had, the problems and controversies it has given rise to, and the aptness of this rule for the international context. 89 At another point in the Tribunal's consideration of this case, the question of the acceptance by the Tribunal of a guilty plea was raised. 90 As with the question of duress, it was difficult to approach this matter from the point of view of general principles, because only common law systems know a guilty plea, and the judges could therefore not demonstrate the representativeness of any relevant principles.

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In the earlier events of a theatrical life, however successful, there most commonly occur adventures which form a diverting contrast with the ultimate and more splendid parts of the career. A similar approach is taken in the amicus curiae brief submitted to the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia by the Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism: the authors of the brief do not simply report on the extent to which the rule regarding individual guilt is present in a range of legal systems, but they also examine the impact that this rule has had, the problems and controversies it has given rise to, and the aptness of this rule for the international context. 89 At another point in the Tribunal's consideration of this case, the question of the acceptance by the Tribunal of a guilty plea was raised. 90 As with the question of duress, it was difficult to approach this matter from the point of view of general principles, because only common law systems know a guilty plea, and the judges could therefore not demonstrate the representativeness of any relevant principles.
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