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Admiral T'Lara in 2372

Admiral T'Lara was a 24th century Vulcan Starfleet flag officer.

In 2372, T'Lara presided over an extradition hearing on Deep Space 9 of Lieutenant Commander Worf, who was accused by Klingon authorities of firing on an unarmed civilian transport. (DS9: "Rules of Engagement")

T'Lara was played by actress Deborah Strang.
She is the highest ranking non-Human in Starfleet to appear.

T'Lara makes a brief appearance in the novel The Buried Age, in which she defends Jean-Luc Picard at his court martial following the loss of the USS Stargazer.

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 [[Admiral]] '''T'Lara''' was a [[24th century]] [[Vulcan]] [[Starfleet]] [[flag officer]].
 In [[2372]], T'Lara presided over an extradition hearing on [[Deep Space 9]] of [[Lieutenant Commander]] [[Worf]], who was accused by [[Klingon]] authorities of firing on an unarmed [[Klingon civilian transport ship|civilian transport]]. ({{DS9|Rules of Engagement}})
-{{bginfo|T'Lara was played by actress [[Deborah Strang]]. She is the highest ranking non-[[Human]] in Starfleet to appear.|T'Lara makes a brief appearance in the novel, ''[[The Buried Age]]'', in which she defends [[Jean-Luc Picard]] at his [[court martial]] following the loss of the {{USS|Stargazer}}.}}
+{{bginfo|T'Lara was played by actress [[Deborah Strang]].|She is the highest ranking non-[[Human]] in Starfleet to appear.|T'Lara makes a brief appearance in the novel ''[[The Buried Age]]'', in which she defends [[Jean-Luc Picard]] at his [[court martial]] following the loss of the {{USS|Stargazer}}.}}
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