In the reading Ricardo Lagos, Heraldo Muoz, and Anne-Marie Slaughter (1999), "The Pinochet Dilemma," Foreign Policy: 26-39, ciaotest.cc.columbia.edu/olj/fp/fp_99lar01.html How might it be that Pinochet's arrest could setback democratic gains made in Chile? Why do the authors draw attention to other world leaders welcome in other European countries in exploring the Pinochet case? What can we learn about who is targeted for prosecution? In the short section "The Long Arm of the Law" by Anne-Marie Slaughter, what three legal principles are bolstered through the Pinochet case? Do you think these are important principles? What are some likely shortcomings?