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BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - The chief judge in the Saddam Hussein trial, who resigned amid claims of government interference in the case, is expected to be replaced by his deputy, the top Iraqi investigator in the case said Tuesday.
Judge Raid Juhi, who investigated the toppled Iraqi leader before his trial started, said the resignation of Rizgar Mohammed Amin had not yet been officially accepted, but his expected departure would be filled by the second-ranking judge trying the case, Saad al-Hamash.
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