Примеры использования Accused awaiting на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Number of accused awaiting judgment.
These 2 trial cases are in Judgement writing phase in total 4 accused awaiting Judgement.
Accused awaiting trial between 15 May and 15 November 2009 1.
Currently, there are 13 accused awaiting judgement.
Two accused awaiting Judgement have also been provisionally released.
For the first time, two accused persons have been provisionally released on grounds linked to the number of accused awaiting trial.
In total, there are 17 Accused awaiting trial who are on Provisional Release.
With regard to the caseload,the addition of a third Trial Chamber is an important step in facilitating the handling of the cases of the large number of accused awaiting trial.
In total, there are eight accused awaiting trial who are on provisional release.
Accused Awaiting Trial as of 07 November 2007 11 accused, 7 cases.
It should take measures to ensure that the accused awaiting trial are not kept in custody for an unreasonable period of time.
Accused Awaiting Trial for the Period 16 May 2008- 11 November 2008 5 accused, 4 cases.
Convinced of the need to increase the number of judges andTrial Chambers, in order to enable the International Tribunal for Rwanda to try without delay the large number of accused awaiting trial.
Number of accused awaiting transfer to the United Nations Detention Facility.
Stressing the need for international cooperation to strengthen the courts and judicial system of Rwanda,having regard in particular to the necessity for those courts to deal with a large number of accused awaiting trial.
Enclosure IV Accused Awaiting Trial for the period 01 December 2006- 31 May 2007 9 accused, 6 cases.
The 34 detainees in United Nations detention facilities comprised the 7 referred to in paragraph 31 above in respect of whom judgements had either been delivered or were expected shortly,and the 27 accused awaiting trial.
Of the accused awaiting trial, five have been provisionally released Rasim Delić, Momčilo Perišić, Franko Simatović, Jovica Stanišić and Mićo Stanišić.
By resolution 1166(1998),the Security Council, in recognition of the need to try without delay the large number of accused awaiting trial, decided to amend the statute of the International Tribunal and to establish a third Trial Chamber, consisting of three additional judges.
Of the four Accused awaiting trial, one is currently on provisional release until his trial can commence Momčilo Perišić.
At the request of the Tribunal, the Security Council, by its resolution 1165(1998) of 30 April 1998, established a third Trial Chamber, increasing the number of judges from six to nine,in order to enable the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda to try, with less delay, the large number of accused awaiting trial.
There were a total of 33 Accused awaiting trial in 17 cases, appeals had been completed in 20 cases involving 28 Accused, and 20 fugitives were at large.
Convinced of the need to increase the number of judges and Trial Chambers, in order to enable the International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslaviasince 1991("the International Tribunal") to try without delay the large number of accused awaiting trial.
There were a total of 33 Accused awaiting trial in 17 cases, appeals had been completed in 20 cases involving 28 Accused, and 20 fugitives were at large.
The Tribunal's Statute established two Trial Chambers, later increased to three, each consisting of three judges, and an Appeal Chamber of five judges. On 22 December 1997, in its resolution 52/217, the General Assembly approved resources, inter alia, for the Tribunal tooperate a third courtroom, in order to try without delay the large number of accused awaiting trial.
Given the number of accused awaiting trial, it is most probable that each of the nine Trial Chamber Judges will be appointed as either a Presiding Judge or as pre-trial Judge in various matters in 1999.
Six trials will continue to run simultaneously, but whereas in December 2005there were 7 accused before the Trial Chambers, and 35 accused awaiting trial, after the end of December 2006 it is expected that there will be 25 accused on trial at the same time, with only 10 accused awaiting trial.
Of the accused awaiting trial, six have been provisionally released until their trials can commence Ivan Čermak, Mladen Markač, Franko Simatović, Jovica Stanišić, Momčilo Perišić and Mićo Stanišić.
In particular, the Netherlands authorities have been extremely helpful in identifying suitable premises for the Tribunal, assisting in negotiations with the owners of the premises on the lease and for the adaptation ofthe building to suit the requirements of the Tribunal, arranging the construction of a detention unit, within a prison, for the accused awaiting trial, and in negotiating the headquarters agreement with the United Nations.
It considers that the cases of the four accused awaiting the commencement of their trial, and of the two remaining fugitives, are not to be referred because of the seriousness of the crimes alleged and/or the seniority of the accused. .