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blj-544	Rutledge, Holly	INTERNATIONAL LAW: The Legacy of International Criminal Tribunals and the Role of Communication	2015	9	.pdf	application/pdf	4345	212	51	In particular, excessive spending and length of the trials continued to be a challenge.28 Cruvellier states that for the Special Court “the cost-per-defendant ratio is not a significant improvement on the record of the ad hoc tribunals,” though the narrow mandate of the court did limit overall costs of the Special Court.29 Therefore, while improvements are still necessary to improve efficiency of international tribunals, the SCSL sets a helpful precedent in terms of outreach, communication, and education within the community. Conclusions While each court has a unique context and legacy, it is a general recommendation that international tribunals must actively prioritize outreach and a methodology that will involve people at the domestic level throughout the duration of the trials.	cache/blj-544.pdf	txt/blj-544.txt