Join host Miles Mercer as he unravels the explosive legal saga of Augusto Pinochet's arrest in London—a landmark case that shattered absolute immunity and proved no dictator is beyond justice's reach. Discover the dramatic courtroom battles and unprecedented legal precedent that transformed how the world holds tyrants accountable.

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Host Miles Mercer examines how Augusto Pinochet's 1998 London arrest and subsequent release transformed international law. Though the Chilean dictator escaped trial, his case established universal jurisdiction for crimes against humanity, enabling prosecutions from Chad's Hissène Habré to Syrian officials. The episode explores how Pinochet's legal precedent created lasting accountability mechanisms that continue reshaping how the world prosecutes former heads of state for atrocities.

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Miles Mercer examines the three explosive 1998-99 House of Lords rulings that stripped former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet of sovereign immunity, establishing that torture can never be considered an official act of government—a revolutionary precedent that reshaped international accountability for heads of state forever.

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Miles Mercer recounts the extraordinary 1998 arrest of Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet in a London hospital, triggered by a Spanish judge's warrant. The episode explores how this unprecedented case shattered sovereign immunity for crimes against humanity, catalyzed universal jurisdiction, and reshaped international accountability—even though Pinochet ultimately returned to Chile citing medical unfitness to stand trial.

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