In 2002, the three Trial Chambers sat a total of 414 trial days.

In 2003, the Trial Chambers sat a total of 498 trial days.

In 2003, the Trial Chambers sat a total of 498 trial days.

With nine ad litem judges, the Tribunal is able to set up six Trial Chamber Sections.

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Therefore, the number of Trial Chamber Sections is about six, even if they are not all sitting on a permanent basis.

With nine ad litem judges, the Tribunal is able to set up six Trial Chamber Sections.

In 2001, the Chambers sat a total of 340 trial days.

However, it follows from the ICTR Statute that a Trial Chamber Section must be comprised of both permanent and ad litem judges.

Making the advancement of women a reality and

Before the trial, Li Jing carefully reviewed the file materials, wrote records of the file review and guided the collegiate panel to draw up the trial outline and scheme.

The court examined the evidence and affirmed the conviction

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Examination of the Chambers' actual sitting times shows that the amount of time that a Chamber was able to devote to trials over this three year period was 135 trial days in 2001, 150 trial days in 2002 and 166 trial days in 2003.

Following the Appeals Chamber's decision of 28 September 2004 and its reasons of 22 October 2004, the trial will start de novo before a different Trial Chamber Section in Trial Chamber III.

C. The trial and the court judgement

As a consequence, the court postponed the hearing until 23 February 1996 and ordered the author's compulsory appearance at the hearing.

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On 10 November, the Regional Trial Court of Laoag City, Branch II (hereafter referred to as the Trial Court) ruled that the petition for bail had been overtaken by the fact that the prosecution was about to terminate the presentation of its evidence .

On Wednesday 7 December, he appeared before the Trial Chamber, which accepted the guilty plea agreement.

On 22 August 1995, the authors engaged a second migration agent to appeal to the Refugee Review Tribunal (RRT).

The Committee recalls that in the case of Winata v. Australia, the authors had sought a review of their case before the independent Refugee Review Tribunal (RRT).

Guaranteeing a fair trial requires respecting the independence of the Court's different organs under its Statute, namely the Presidency the Appeals, Trial and Pre Trial Divisions the Office of the Prosecutor and the Registry.

Following the reconstitution of the Chambers in early June 2003, this case was transferred to Trial Chamber I (see para.

Following the reconstitution of the Chambers in early June 2003, this case was transferred to Trial Chamber I (para.

The Tribunal shall hold ordinary sessions at dates to be fixed by its rules, subject to there being cases on its list which, in the opinion of the President, justify holding the session. Extraordinary sessions may be convoked by the President when required by the cases on the list.

All these have been well received by children and their parents.

(b) Pre Trial Chamber II Uganda

Six indicted persons, all of them at large, are still to be tried before the court closes.

In particular, the Rules have been amended to allow for a Trial Chamber to continue the trial in the eventuality of a judge being ill, absent or permanently unavailable (Rule 15 bis).

As at 23 June 2005, six trials involving a total of nine accused were ongoing before the Tribunal's trial chambers.

New trials will start as soon as Trial Chamber capacity is available.

The three Trial Chambers of the Tribunal have continued to function at maximum capacity, hearing six trials simultaneously and managing 18 cases in the pre trial stage.

He also pursued judicial review of the second RRT decision.

In the trial chambers a total of three judgements were delivered.

In two cases, the accused were brought before the courts.

2.2 On 10 February 1997, at the beginning of the court hearing, the author asked the trial judge to refer the case to another court, claiming that The Hague Regional Court could not be considered an independent and impartial tribunal.

8 The membership of the three Pre Trial Chambers is Pre Trial Chamber I Judges C. Jorda (presiding), A. Kuenyehia and S. Steiner Pre Trial Chamber II Judges T.

Their cases will start as soon as trial chamber capacity allows.

On 19 September 2005, Trial Chamber I commenced the Mpambara trial.

Nine permanent judges are members of the three Trial Chambers, which is supplemented by ad litem judges.

Two Trial Chambers were running three trials full time, nine indictees were in detention and the Court's work should be completed by early 2007.

Following the commencement of the third mandate in 2003, Trial Chamber I was reconstituted and has been hearing the continuation of the Military I case (Bagosora, Kabiligi, Ntabakuze and Nsengiyumva), transferred from the previous Trial Chamber III.

Accordingly, quotations were obtained from different internationally recognized firms of auditors and submitted to the Committee on Budget and Finance for its consideration at the Tribunal's eighteenth session.

With respect to trial efficiency, the Committee notes that both Tribunals have been successful in combining several cases under a single umbrella trial with multiple accused persons.