Following the arrest and transfer of three of these accused, the number had been reduced to fourteen.

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the right of the accused to legal representation

The rest of the accused were awarded lesser punishments.

The definition of the arrangements for the handing over of alleged perpetrators to the court.

When the pardon was granted, the accused's sense that impunity prevailed was validated by the Spanish authorities' common practice of pardoning individuals accused of torture.

It was not contested by the Government that one year later it admitted that Miami was an unsuitable place for a trial as it proved almost impossible to select an impartial jury in a case linked with Cuba.

The defendants instructed the victim to take the medicine regularly for three weeks.

The Office of the Prosecutor has no explicit mandate to arrest indictees.

The remaining four cases of four accused together with the cases of the ten accused who remain at large will mean that the Tribunal will need to hold trials for fourteen accused.

It was received by chants from angry relatives and journalists calling for the overthrow of the military regime, now in control of Egypt.

However, counsel for one of the accused was withdrawn from the case, which resulted in a delay in the resumption of trial.

Rwanda published draft legislation to facilitate the transfer of accused persons to it for trial.

The number of accused still at large, however, is cause for concern.

In due course, all four accused were acquitted of the offences charged.

That includes apprehending accused persons and surrendering them to those bodies upon request.

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One of the more sensitive issues relates to the handing over of alleged perpetrators to the international court.

One accused (Rwamakuba) has been severed from this case and his trial will require sixty two trial days.

As a result, the number of accused who remain at large has been reduced to 10.

The number of accused with their cases completed or ongoing is now 52.

Measures must be put in place to ensure that all accused are brought to justice, even after the Tribunal's mandate has expired.

To its credit, the Tribunal has brought to justice many leading suspects of the genocide.

First, they must bring to justice those guilty of crimes through credible, fair and transparent trials.

In the reporting period, one accused, Sredoje Lukic, was surrendered to the custody of the Tribunal.

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During the period under review, the Financial Investigator conducted indigence investigations of accused persons.

Such tribunals have been signally successful in bringing perpetrators to justice.

Indicted French child abductors were freed by Chad at France s request.

The aim of the two defendants was to enable the victim to abort her four month old fetus.

In the reporting period, the Trial Chambers have rendered three judgements involving five accused.

Our Prosecutor will also inform the Council about the indictees at large and the prospects for their arrest.

Tolimir should be tried together with his eight co accused for the crimes committed in Srebrenica.

Mr. Ante Gotovina, one of the most notorious of the accused, has recently been transferred to the Detention Unit of The Hague.

It is obvious that those new arrivals will have an impact on the ICTY completion strategy.

Of these 44, 22 have been provisionally released.

Consequently, five accused proffered by the Prosecution have not been transferred thus far.

The court had to interrupt the adjudication twice to establish the mental capacity of one of the co accused.

May 20, 2014 the jury finds all the accused guilty in the killing of Anna Politkovskaya.

Following the arrest and transfer of three of these accused, the number has now been reduced to fourteen.

The Prosecutor intends to transfer four of these accused to national jurisdictions for trial.

The most important pressures relate to demands for increased access to justice for the accused and offenders, for victims and for communities.

In October, UNMIL organized a four day workshop for legal aid providers to help build the capacity of private defence lawyers, which was aimed at reducing the number of pre trial detentions and violations of the rights of defendants.

In two of those trials, which involve 10 accused, the defence is presenting its evidence.

At the same time, four new contempt trials, involving six accused, have begun.