Примеры использования Aleksovski на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Aleksovski interlocutory appeal.
The Prosecutor v. Zlatko Aleksovski IT-95-14/1-A.
It has arrested one accused in its territory, Zlatko Aleksovski.
Action taken: Zlatko Aleksovski has been arrested in Split, on 8 June 1996.
Post-judgement appeals involved seven cases Tadić, Čelebići,Furundžija, Aleksovski, Jelišić, Kupreskić and Blaškić.
Zlatko Aleksovski and Anto Furundžija were transferred to Finland on 21 and 22 September 2000, respectively.
The Prosecutor has been informed that Mr. Aleksovski has been admitted to hospital.
A The Tadić and Aleksovski cases are not strictly speaking appeals on the merits and therefore are not counted as such.
IT-95-14-I KORDIĆ and 5 others, Dario Kordić, Tihofil Blaškić, Mario Čerkez, Ivan Santić,Pero Skopljak and Zlatko Aleksovski.
In addition, Zlatko Aleksovski was returned to the Detention Unit on 9 February 2000 as ordered by the Appeals Chamber.
Anto Nobilo, one of the defence counsel for General Blaškic, was cleared of contempt in the Aleksovski case.
The Appeals Chamber also ordered that Mr. Aleksovski, who had previously been released by the Trial Chamber, be taken into custody.
Aleksovski was the commander of the prison and was convicted on the basis of his individual and superior responsibility.
In its analysis in the Kunarac case, the Court was able to analyse these concepts in the light of its two earlier decisions in the cases of Delalic and Aleksovski.
Initial inquiries andnegotiations are under way for the transfer of Mr. Tadić and Mr. Aleksovski in order to enforce their respective final sentences.
Aleksovski was arrested on 8 June 1996, but was not delivered to the Tribunal until April 1997 and made his initial appearance before a Trial Chamber on 29 April 1997.
Subsequent to the Delalic judgement,the Tribunal referred to outrage upon human dignity as a consequence of inhuman treatment in Aleksovski 1999.
The Appeals Chamber overturned the Trial Chamber's finding and found Aleksovski responsible for aiding and abetting the mistreatment of prisoners outside the prison compound.
Non-assigned(private) counsel were as follows: for Tihomir Blaškić, Mr. Hodak, who was replaced, at the defendant's request, by Mr. Nobilo and Mr. Hayman;and for Zlatko Aleksovski, Mr. Mikulicić.
Firstly, in the reporting period the Republic of Croatia arrested Zlatko Aleksovski, named in the Lašva river valley indictment, and delivered him to the Tribunal.
Considering that Aleksovski was entitled to credit for time served in the United Nations Detention Unit for a period of 2 years, 10 months and 29 days, the Trial Chamber ordered his immediate release, notwithstanding any appeal.
On 18 December 1998, a defence counsel from the Blaškić trial lodged an appeal against a decision by the Trial Chamber in the Aleksovski case finding him guilty of contempt of the Tribunal under rule 77.
In a case concluded in May,Zlatko Aleksovski was found guilty, both as an individual participant and as a commander, of violating the laws or customs of war and sentenced to two and a half years' imprisonment.
The following persons have been held in custody at the United Nations Detention Unit during the reporting period: Duško Tadić, Dražen Erdemović, Zejnil Delalić, Zdravko Mucić, Esad Landžo, Hazim Delić,Zlatko Aleksovski, Slavko Dokmanović and Milan Kovačević.
On 7 May 1999, Trial Chamber I found Aleksovski guilty of one count, of a violation of the laws or customs of war, for outrages upon personal dignity committed in 1993 in a prison facility at Kaonik, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
One indictment, confirmed by Judge McDonald on 10 November 1995, charges Dario Kordić, Tihofil Blaškić, Mario Čerkez,Ivan Šantić, Pero Skopljak and Zlatko Aleksovski with offences relating to the"ethnic cleansing" of the Lašva river valley area.
On 7 May 1999, the Trial Chamber rendered its judgement in the Aleksovski case.On 17 May 1999, Zlatko Aleksovski filed a notice of appeal against the judgement and the Prosecution filed its notice of appeal on 19 May 1999.
Both Zagreb and the Sarajevo authorities have enacted implementing legislation enabling them to cooperate with the Tribunal and they have in factboth cooperated with the Tribunal by arresting indictees and delivering them- Zlatko Aleksovski by Croatia, and Hazim Delić and Esad Landžo by Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In this case the Trial Chamber recalled the definition given in the Aleksovski case in which it considered as one element of the offence that it must cause real and lasting suffering to the individual arising from humiliation or ridicule.
It decided, nonetheless, not to remit the case to the Trial Chamber anddeclined to reverse the Trial Chamber's acquittals of the counts relating to article 2 of the Statute because the material acts underlying the charges were the same as the other counts Aleksovski had already been found guilty of.