Justice, again.

Bush praises Saddam verdict
USA Today - President Bush said Sunday that Saddam Hussein's conviction was a signature achievement for Iraq's fledgling democracy.White House spokesman Tony Snow decried as "absolutely crazy" any notion that the end to Saddam's nine-month trial was timed to produce positive news on the divisive, unpopular war two days before Americans vote.

Rallies continue after Saddam verdict
AP - Shiites marched by the hundreds Monday, celebrating Saddam Hussein's conviction and death sentence as Sunnis held defiant counter-demonstrations.

Saddam appeal starts amid deep Iraq divisions
AFP - Judges have put Saddam Hussein's appeal process into motion as Baghdad found itself once more under round-the-clock curfew after the ousted president's death sentence stirred Iraq's sectarian tensions.

New York Times calls for deferring Saddam's execution
AFP - The New York Times called for the deferment of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein's execution, saying Iraq had not received "full justice."

Clairvoyant led Americans to Saddam?
Roto-Reuters - Did a clairvoyant help U.S. commandos ferret Saddam Hussein out of his hiding place in Iraq three years ago?

Saddam's death sentence brings justice, sends message
USATODAY.com - For all its flaws, the trial of Saddam Hussein was the first time in memory that a nation has tried and sentenced to death a dictator who terrorized its people. For all the messiness of the nearly three-year-long process, that is no small thing.

Blair on Saddam: U.K. opposes death term
AP -Prime Minister Tony Blair said Monday he opposed the death penalty for former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein but that his trial had reminded the world of the deposed leader's brutality.

World press divided over Saddam death sentence
AFP - The world's media has been torn between applause for the death penalty given dictator Saddam Hussein and warnings that killing him would only exacerbate divisions threatening to destroy Iraq.

Iraqi officials say curfew to remain for now in wake of Saddam verdict
USA Today - Baghdad and two restive Sunni provinces were locked under 24-hour curfew Monday in the wake of Saddam Hussein's death sentence for crimes against humanity, and officials said the clampdown would continue indefinitely.

Saddam martyr role not boosted by death sentence: Beckett
AFP - Saddam Hussein's death sentence is unlikely to increase his role as a martyr for ordinary Iraqis, Foreign Secretary Margaret Beckett has insisted.