University Press. Hereafter cited as Doggert (1993). 2 UN Security Council, Annex, From Madness to Hope: The 12-Year War in El Salvador (Commission on the Truth for El Salvador), Posted by the United States Institute of Peace January 26, 2001, p. 40. Hereafter cited as "Truth Commission on El Salvador Report." 5 Ellacuria, Ignacio. The university, human rights, and the poor majority. In Towards a Society that Serves its People: The Intellectual Contribution of El Salvador's Murdered Jesuits . Edited by John Hassett and Hugh Lacey, Georgetown University, 1991. The original was published in 1982, pp. 208 -- 219. Hereafter cited as Ellacuria, 1982. 6 Lacey, Hugh, Journal for Peace and Justice Studies 6 , No. 2, 1995. 7 Ellacuria, 1982, p 219. 8 Doggert, Martha (1993), Appendix B. 9 The role of Ellacuria is not certain, but evidence of his participation in the drafting of the Proclamation of the Armed Forces of El Salvador is presented in Rafael Menjivar Ochoa, Tiempos de Locura, Flasco: San Salvador, 2008, pp. 151-161. 15 The truth commission, whose members were all non-Salvadoran, failed to provide a uniquely Salvadoran perspective on the findings unlike the comparable commissions in Peru, Chile, Paraguay, and Guatemala. 21 Lead counsel on the Jesuit Massacre case at the Center for Justice and Accountability characterizes this specific case as "special jurisdiction" of a crime against humanity rather than a universal case per se. For the term "special jurisdiction", there is no legal definition, just a doctrinal distinction, which is a