Примеры использования Availability of witnesses на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We note the problems faced in ensuring the availability of witnesses.
In that regard, the European Union, recalling the pledge to cooperate fully and unequivocally with the ICTY, made by the countries of the region at the European Union-Western Balkans Summit, held at Thessaloniki in June 2003, calls upon them to improve their cooperation with respect to the arrest and transfer of indictees still at large, requests for documents,access to archives and the ready availability of witnesses.
A number of trial days were lost due to the non-availability of witnesses from Rwanda.
The resolution could include a request encouraging Member States and the Secretariat to cooperate in the sharing of information,the gathering of evidence and ensuring the availability of witnesses.
Factors out of the Judges' control,including illness of the accused or counsel, the availability of witnesses and State cooperation, can impact upon the speed at which these cases proceed.
The Tribunal is currently facing a crisis, as its judicial work is being impaired by the lack of availability of witnesses.
Given the external factors that may affect the pace of trial activity(such as illness of the accused, replacement of defence counsel, requests for review of cases already tried,other motions affecting the proceedings and the availability of witnesses to certify statements and provide testimony) at the present stage it is not possible to determine how much earlier than originally planned all existing proceedings would be completed as a result of the start of an eighth trial in 2008.
Speedy trials require the prompt production of documentary evidence andunhampered access and availability of witnesses.
The resolution should also encourage Member States and the Organization to cooperate in sharing information,gathering evidence and ensuring the availability of witnesses; such cooperation could facilitate the exercise of jurisdiction by the State of nationality.
However, the length of time that it took to execute a request depended on the complexity of the evidence required, as well as other factors,such as court time and the availability of witnesses.
When several States have jurisdiction, they should consult and collaborate with each other to ensure that cases are prosecuted, where possible, by the State that is in the best position to do so,taking into account factors such as the availability of witnesses and evidence, the rights of accused persons, the capacity of the State to mount a fair and successful prosecution and the ability of other interested States to provide cooperation in support of the prosecution;
The number of investigation reports is lower than originally planned because of the complexity of cases andthe time required to complete numerous pending investigations, which was contingent upon availability of witnesses or information.
In addition, the complexity of the cases, the need for voluminous disclosure and translation of documents, the transportation of witnesses from all parts of the world and the availability of witnesses-- all these facts contribute to the disappointingly slow pace of trials at ICTR to date.
The Committee was informed that this was due to the complexity of the proceedings, as well as a number of external factors such as the health of the accused, requests for replacement of Defence Counsel and self-representation,disclosure of new material, delays in disclosure by States and the availability of witnesses to testify in The Hague.
While Judges are doing what they can to ensure the efficient conduct of pre-trial and trial proceedings, other factors outside of Judges' control,including illness of the accused or counsel, the availability of witnesses and State cooperation, may impact upon the speed at which these cases proceed.
It should be noted that the anticipated commencement and completion dates of trials are based on current estimates, which are subject to change due to factors beyond the control of the Tribunal, such as the health of the accused, the number of interlocutory appeals submitted during the proceedings, requests for replacement of defence counsel and self-representation, unforeseen disclosure of materials andother motions affecting the proceedings, such as the availability of witnesses to certify statements and provide testimony.
For example, delays in proceedings resulting from unforeseen disclosure of materials, requests for the replacement of the defence counsel,illness of the accused or counsel, the availability of witnesses to provide testimony and State cooperation may affect the timely completion of a trial or appeal.
Speedy trials require the prompt production of documentary evidence andunhampered access and availability of witnesses.
For example, delays in the proceedings resulting from requests for review of cases already concluded, unforeseen disclosure of materials, requests for replacement of defence counsel,illness of the accused or counsel, the availability of witnesses to provide testimony and State cooperation may affect the timely completion of a trial or appeal.
The Registry is expected to meet its objectives and expected accomplishments on the assumption that there are no delays in the proceedings for reasons beyond the control of the Tribunal, including illness of the accused or death of lead defence counsel, unforeseen disclosure of material, requests for replacement of defence counsel,review of cases already tried and the availability of witnesses to certify statements and provide testimony.
Unfortunately, as they experience difficulties in communicating with their capital,matters such as ensuring the availability of witnesses are often delayed.
Mr. Boolell(Mauritius), replying to question 18,said that a criminal trial lasted on average between one and two years, depending on the complexity of a case, the availability of witnesses and counsel and other factors.
There are no delays in the proceedings for reasons beyond the control of the Mechanism, including the illness of the accused, the unforeseen disclosure of material, requests for the replacement of defence counsel,the review of cases already tried, and the availability of witnesses to certify statements and provide testimony.
There are no delays in appellate proceedings for reasons beyond the control of the Mechanism, such as illness of the accused, unforeseen disclosure of material, requests for the replacement of the defence counsel orother motions affecting the proceedings and the availability of witnesses to certify statements and provide testimony.
There are no delays in the proceedings for reasons beyond the control of the Tribunal, including illness of the accused, unforeseen disclosure of material, requests for replacement of defence counsel,review of cases already tried and the availability of witnesses to certify statements and provide testimony.
The need for efficient proceedings is all the more crucial in view of the factors beyond the Tribunal's control, which may impact on the speed with which trials can be completed i.e., delays in the proceedings resulting from requests for review of cases already tried, unforeseen disclosure of materials, requests for replacement of defence counsel,illness of the accused or counsel, availability of witnesses to provide testimony and extent of cooperation from States.
Lack of availability of witnessing activities has caused delays in the accreditation process, in particular for smaller entities.
An analysis has shown that lack of availability of witnessing activities has caused delays in the accreditation process, in particular for smaller entities.
With regard to the availability of the defence witnesses, these were"frightened off" by the investigation officer; consequently, and contrary to the State party's affirmation, they were not"available" to the author.
Ii Inform victims and witnesses of the existence, functions and availability of the Victims and Witnesses Unit;