Admissibility of evidence in other proceedings

That provision grants a Trial Chamber broad discretion in assessing the admissibility of evidence.8

That applied in particular to the procedural laws and rules on the gathering and admissibility of evidence.

8 Decision on Pauline Nyiramasuhuko's Appeal on the Admissibility of Evidence , 4 October 2004.

The Supreme Court had considered the question of admissibility of evidence obtained from a person deprived of legal counsel.

In this context, the credibility of the complainant's evidence assumes greater importance and concerns both the admissibility and the merits of the case.

Article 35(1) also provides that it is for each panel to determine the admissibility, relevance, materiality and weight of any documents and other evidence submitted .

Admissibility considerations

Admissibility of claims

C. Admissibility criteria

Consideration of admissibility

Consideration of admissibility

Decision on admissibility

D. Admissibility criteria

Review of admissibility

Consideration of admissibility

Observations on admissibility

Observations on admissibility

Comments on admissibility

Consideration of admissibility

Substantive issues Admissibility

The Committee's admissibility decision

The Committee's admissibility consideration

Considerations as to admissibility

Determination of admissibility 52

Project admissibility criteria are outlined in the Fund's guidelines.

Review of consideration of admissibility

State party's observations on admissibility

The Committee's decision on admissibility

The State party's admissibility submissions

The State party's admissibility submission

The Committee's deliberations concerning admissibility

State party's observations on admissibility

C. Procedure to determine admissibility

C. Procedure to determine admissibility

Conditions of admissibility of communications

5.1 As to the admissibility of the complaint, the complainant maintains that the evidence submitted fulfils the minimum standard of substantiation that it is required in order to make the complaint compatible with article 22 of the Convention.

4.1 With regard to the admissibility of the communication, the State party maintains that there is no conclusive evidence that the European Court of Human Rights accepted the author's application to withdraw his complaint.

C. Admissibility criteria 7 9 5

Decision of the Committee concerning admissibility

The State party's submission on admissibility

Decision on admissibility 9 March 2004

The State party's submission on admissibility

The State party's observations on admissibility

Procedure for determining admissibility of communications