He submits a copy of a release order in another case, issued by the same court, three days after the order dismissing the author's demurrer to evidence.

A court may refuse to order support or may reduce the amount to less than half of the minimum monthly wage or terminate payment of support if a parent ordered to pay the support is incapacitated for work, or a child has sufficient income, or other good reasons as established by the court become evident.

The court also suspended the deportation order (decision of the court of first instance, case No.

The Ministry of the Interior appealed against this order, but the Court upheld it in a decision of 5 July 2004.

That is tough when, in Europe, nobody wants to pay Greece s bills.

The Supreme Court of Canada found that the definition of spouse for the purposes of the survivor's pension was constitutionally valid.

The Russian Federation had recently paid its arrears to the International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.

Nevertheless, the decision of Luis Moreno Ocampo, the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, to request an arrest warrant against al Bashir is puzzling, for three reasons.

The police officers reportedly requested Mr. Choi to give money to the court to appoint an attorney.

Efforts to develop professional and reliable police and military forces will require the payment of benefits that the Government cannot yet afford.

Moreover, the minority of subjects who did consider that it would be right to push the stranger off the footbridge took longer to reach this judgment than those who said that doing so would be wrong.

Section 21 of the Act provides details of directives that may be given by the court in making a freezing of assets order.

Cooperation is important because both the Court and the United Nations are part of an interdependent system of international law and justice.

The court stated that the Black Hills were illegally taken and that the initial offering price plus interest should be paid to the Sioux Nation.

It is good that the Court s decisions cannot be forecast, and even better that the Court cannot be lobbied or petitioned.

Clause 37 would enable the Attorney General to apply to judge of the High Court for an order of forfeiture in respect of terrorist property.

Acceptance of the Court's jurisdiction in contentious cases without limitations or restrictions is essential for the proper functioning of the international legal order.

Going to court is practically unheard of, as it would mean renouncing family practices.

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The Court thus found that it had no authority to order these other parties to submit their claims to arbitration.

Mr. Ali filed a writ of habeas corpus in the Federal District Court in Chicago on 16 April 2004 challenging the constitutionality of the automatic stay provision.

3. In all applicable cases, compensation shall be fixed by the Tribunal and paid by the United Nations or, as appropriate, by the specialized agency participating under article 14.

On 5 March 2003, the Senate prolonged her detention for another six months, extending it again until 30 April 2004

The Government's reply on Mr. Arutyunyan, however, made no reference to the Committee's recommendation for a further reduction of his term of imprisonment and for compensation to be paid, and it was unsatisfactory.

The Court argued that although the administration of justice had clearly been delayed, the delay was fully justified.

His wife, Noura Ghazi, reported that military police took Bassel from his cell in Adra with a top secret sealed order from the Military Field Court.

The Supreme Court held by majority that US law confers upon Guantanamo detainees the right to challenge their detention by means of habeas corpus.

After thirty minutes, the judge ordered the proceedings to continue in camera, since a journalist had tried to photograph the proceedings.

Recalling its previous decisions regarding the fact that, in order to meet the expenditures caused by the Mission, a different procedure is required from that applied to meet expenditures of the regular budget of the United Nations,

LONDON Earlier this month, the International Criminal Court (ICC) upheld the request of the court s chief prosecutor to issue an arrest warrant for Omar el Bashir, the President of Sudan, charging him with war crimes and crimes against humanity.

According to the author, neither the Constitution nor any other statutory provisions regulate the procedure for informing the person in contempt of the charges against him, so as to enable him to consult a lawyer or appeal against the order of the Supreme Court, nor does it specify the sentence that may be imposed in cases of contempt.

The Tribunal held that the inability to access late breaking news stories or weather warnings can hardly be characterized as insignificant.

The cooperation of States parties and of international and regional organizations such as the United Nations and the African Union is therefore crucial to ensure the timely execution of the Court's orders.

In cases where the detainee could not afford a lawyer, one was appointed and his expenses were paid by the State.

Tom paid for the tickets.

Sami paid with his life.

Any step designed to hold Sudan s leaders accountable for their crimes is therefore most welcome. Nevertheless, the decision of Luis Moreno Ocampo, the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, to request an arrest warrant against al Bashir is puzzling, for three reasons.

The arrest warrant, assuming that the ICC issues it, seems unlikely to produce the extra judicial effects the political and moral delegitimization of the accused that sometimes follow.

The proposal to allocate 1 per cent of the Organization's budget to cover the Court's expenses is unacceptable if we are truly serious about upholding the rule of law in international relations.

We again join the appeal to all Member States to pay their assessed contributions to the ICTR and ICTY so that the two Tribunals can undertake their mandates as required of them.

Apparently, the official amount perceived from public funds was included in this foundation, thus leading the Belgian government to reduce that amount.

They may have difficulty paying the cost of transportation to and from a clinic, or for expenses such as a babysitter.

Concerning measures to ensure payment of alimony, there were both criminal and civil sanctions to enforce payment.

Indeed, global public opinion, galvanized by the actions of NGOs, has pushed governments to sign treaties, such as the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty, and to establish international institutions, such as the International Criminal Court in 1998.

That is particularly important because the Council utilized one of its prerogatives recognized in the Rome Statute to transfer the situation in Darfur to the Court's jurisdiction.