Detainees Awaiting Trial

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Of course, they will be sentenced.

Consequently, the number of persons whose trials have been completed or are in progress is fifty.

Consequently, the number of persons whose trials have been completed or are in progress is fifty two.

Consequently, the total number of accused whose trials have been completed or are in progress is fifty two.

They have since been released on bail, pending trial.

If the violation continues, these employers may be prosecuted.

Sixteen detainees are awaiting trial.

However, it had to be tried.

Sixteen detainees are awaiting the commencement of their trials.

Their cases will start as soon as the capacity of the Trial Chambers allows.

Ben Ali, and Mubarak, and Gaddafi would be down, and prosecuted.

The perpetrators in that case were arrested immediately and are now before a court.

As I have explained, there will be only 15 detainees awaiting trial early next year.

1997 Member of the team in charge of the Project Humanization of Detention awaiting Trial (2,497 out of 3,000 detainees who spent more than 5 years in pre trial detention were judged)

This brings the total number of persons whose trials have either been completed or are in progress to 50.

Those 13 cases had involved 37 public officials who had been imprisoned pending trial.

It added the six were charged misusing freedoms of expression and opinion publically and remanded .. in custody ahead of their trial.

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

Detention orders (mandats de depôt) had been issued in a number of cases and the accused were awaiting trial.

Thus, the day that their trials can be commenced is pushed further and further into the future.

This represents a doubling of the number of accused that were tried, when compared to the first mandate (1995 1999).

A genuine implementation of antiterrorist procedures to bring to justice individuals involved in terrorist activities, that is, in our point of view, an important step in the eradication of terrorist.

They are unlikely to be punished by the law and they can still keep their posts.

This represents a doubling of the number of accused that were tried, when compared to the first mandate (1995 1999).

The Prosecutor considers that approximately forty suspects could be tried in national jurisdictions.

Accordingly, States are free to try them for all their hostile, including terrorist, acts.

They would be completed in 2008, and would ensure separate facilities for pre trial and convicted detainees.

In addition to the twenty six persons whose trials have been completed, twenty six accused are involved in ten trials.

Let's put this case together as a district attorney might when deciding who to prosecute for a crime.

Similarly, more than 400 factories have been destroyed, and the principal kingpins of organized drug crime have been detained, tried and punished.

It s not the author but the critics who are in court for expressing their opinionThere s no censorship involved here.

It is estimated that the cases involving the twenty five accused whose trials are currently in progress will be completed from 2005 onwards.

The Detention Unit, where accused will be held pending trial, has been built and the necessary rules of detention adopted by the Tribunal.

And I go to the jail and I see my client who's 13 and 14, and he's been certified to stand trial as an adult.

There is another preferable way to portray them in prison uniforms after they've been prosecuted for crimes against humanity.

And they observe deliberations after mock trial proceedings so that they can better advise their clients how to adjust their trial strategy to have the outcome that they're hoping for.

5. Endorses the decision of the International Law Commission to include the topic The obligation to extradite or prosecute (aut dedere aut judicare) in its programme of work

Endorses the decision of the International Law Commission to include the topic The obligation to extradite or prosecute (aut dedere aut judicare) in its programme of work

The Tribunals must be in a position to undertake their tasks efficiently so that detainees are spared undue delay in the completion of their trials.

Endorses the decision of the International Law Commission to include the topic The obligation to extradite or prosecute (aut dedere aut judicare) in its programme of work

It decided to withhold their names from the public domain so as to respect the suspects' right to due process and to ensure the protection of witnesses from possible harassment or intimidation.

This creates an imbalance in the equality of arms between the accused and the prosecution, as the procurator may have an interest in the detention of those who are to be prosecuted.

They were to be held in detention until their trial was over. (Ha apos aretz, 20 April 1994 Jerusalem Post, 20, 25 April 1994)