Which judge heard the case?

He concedes that the Regional Court judge who considered his case was not a substitute judge from the law firm in question but a full time judge.

The judge on the case, Judge Lois Forer thought that this made no sense.

The presiding judge at the trial level withdrew from the case, and the remaining judges decided to continue the trial with a substitute judge.

The Court may therefore strike down a decision and return the case to the judge for a new decision.

This was done in the case of Roger Judge v. Canada (communication No.

The investigating judge of the Novi Sad Municipal Court accepted the Public Prosecutor's request and opened a case file.

(a) Judge Rasoazanany and Judge Swart, once replaced as ad litem judges of the International Tribunal, finish the Hadžihasanović case, which they have begun before expiry of their term of office

He alleged that legislation is discriminatory because it allows a judge to disqualify himself when the lawyer is a member of his family but does not oblige the judge to disqualify himself when he is hostile towards one of the lawyers, nor in this last case does it enable the lawyer to request that the hostile judge be removed from the case.

Her early appointment as a permanent Judge allowed the Tribunal to immediately assign her to the Mrksić et al. case while she completed her assignment as an ad litem Judge in the Limaj et al. case, which was then in the Trial Judgement writing phase.

In the communication, the author cites as applicable a decision of the House of Lords of 17 December 1998, ILM Vol. 38 (1999), which discusses the principle that a man may not be a judge in his own case as applied in a case where a judge is in fact a party to the litigation and where the behaviour of the judge gives rise to a suspicion that he is not impartial.

Furthermore, her right to a competent judge, set out in the same provision of the Covenant, was breached, since the judge who heard the case lacked the sensitivity required to adopt reasonable solutions.

The latter, a judge on the Supreme Court, had considered and rejected the author's request to have Judge Mijnssen recuse himself from the case and had also heard and rejected the author's appeal.

The Supreme Court remanded the case to the judge of first instance for further fact findings.

As an act involving the security of the State, the case was referred to the Judicial Council in implementation of the relevant national legislation and on 21 February Judge Michel Abu Araj, Chief Judge of the Criminal Court, was appointed as the investigating Judge, replacing Judge Mezhar.

(d) Judge Canivell, once replaced as an ad litem judge of the International Tribunal, finish the Krajišnik case, which he has begun before expiry of his term of office

When this fact was pointed out to the trial judge , he answered that he was unaware of this fact and that it was no ground for him to rule himself out as a judge in the case.

The case was first referred to a single judge of the Court but later assigned to the full Supreme Court by the Chief Registrar.

The composition of the Special Chamber to deal with the case is as follows Judge Chandrasekhara Rao, President Judges Caminos, Yankov and Wolfrum and Judge ad hoc Orrego Vicuña, members.

(b) Judge Brydensholt and Judge Eser, once replaced as ad litem judges of the International Tribunal, finish the Orić case, which they have begun before expiry of their term of office

(e) Judge Szénási, if appointed to serve in the International Tribunal for the trial of the Halilović case, proceed, once replaced as an ad litem judge of the International Tribunal, to finish that case, which he would have begun before expiry of his term of office

(f) Judge Hanoteau, if appointed to serve in the International Tribunal for the trial of the Krajišnik case, proceed, once replaced as an ad litem judge of the International Tribunal, to finish that case, which he would have begun before expiry of his term of office

In addition, the Supreme Court decision of 5 June 1982, which the judge had cited as a precedent, had nothing to do with the authors' case.

(c) Judge Thelin and Judge Van Den Wyngaert, once replaced as ad litem judges of the International Tribunal, finish the Limaj case, which they have begun before expiry of their term of office

Consequently, the approval of the Security Council and the General Assembly is needed to allow Judge Van Den Wyngaert to serve as of 3 October 2005 on the Mrksic case given that she has been authorized to continue her functions only as an ad litem judge in the Limaj case and that she will begin her elected four year term as a permanent judge of the International Tribunal only on 17 November 2005.

In a filing on Thursday, U.S. District Judge Beth Labson Freeman said that Gilead was entitled to relief from the fees it incurred while defending the case.

In the present case, the allegation that Mr. Durdykuliyev was not allowed to appeal to a judge or independent organ against his internment in a psychiatric facility was not challenged.

The other case, Krajišnik, in which ad litem Judge Canivell's term was extended, is now due to finish in July 2006.

Had the full bench upheld the author's challenge, the case would subsequently have been heard by a court in which the challenged judge or judges took no part.

The Committee also notes that the failure to inform the complainant of the results of any investigation effectively prevented him from pursuing a private prosecution of his case before a judge.

Many will appear via video conference call, rather than in person, to plead their case for legal status to an immigration judge.

It remanded the case back to the immigration judge for consideration of Mr. Ali's eligibility for relief under the Convention against Torture.

In the administration of justice, a lay judge has equal rights with a judge.

It will provide the judge with the choice of the most suitable measure to each case, in both the civil and criminal areas.

On the other hand, cases involving individuals sentenced for lesser offences, with sentences of less than six years, are investigated by a single judge (examining court), who, when the case is ready for oral proceedings, transfers the case to a single judge ad quo (criminal court) this decision may be appealed before the provincial court, which guarantees effective review not only of application of the law but also of the facts.

The Assembly decided to endorse the recommendation of the Secretary General that was endorsed by the Security Council in its resolution 1629 (2005) of 30 September 2005, namely that Judge Christine Van Den Wyngaert be assigned as a permanent judge to the Mrksic et al. case.

(a) Trial Chamber I Judge Erik Møse (Norway), Judge Jai Ram Reddy (Fiji) and Judge Sergei Alekseevich Egorov (Russian Federation)

The reporting judge has a decisive effect on the outcome of a case, since he is the one who drafts the judgement and, in practice, decides the case, since, owing to the large number of cases in the provincial high courts, collegiality is purely a matter of form in most proceedings.

Judge Moniz said Carter sought attention through Mr Roy's death, ordering that she not be allowed to profit from the case through any press.

It also notes that the failure to inform the complainant of the results of such investigation, if any, effectively prevented him from pursuing private prosecution of his case before a judge.

The Court may strike down the decision and return the case to the judge for a new decision if one of the grounds justifying its intervention is established (see paragraph 4.1).

Acting as a judge

3.4 The author affirms that he was told by the District Court judge, who had presided over the first two motions, that she had been told what decision to make in this case by the judge who was supervising her.

A hearing scheduled for 21 April was postponed to 7 May and, as the judge was reportedly too busy to hear the case, the criminal proceedings were again postponed until 25 June 2004.

Acting as a lay judge