Примеры использования Blaškić на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Prosecutor v. Tihomir Blaškić IT-95-14-A.
General Blaškić was acquitted of one event, the shelling of Zenica.
Four judgements were rendered: in the Blaškić, Krnojelac, Krstić and Vasiljević cases.
Tihomir Blaškić filed a notice of appeal on 17 March 2000 against the Trial Chamber judgement of 2 March 2000.
Non-assigned(private) counsel are as follows:for Tihofil Blaškić, Mr. Hodak; and for Zejnil Delalić, Ms. Residović.
Post-judgement appeals involved seven cases Tadić, Čelebići, Furundžija, Aleksovski, Jelišić,Kupreskić and Blaškić.
Since 23 June 1997,proceedings in the Čelebići and Blaškić cases have been running simultaneously.
Tihomir Blaškić filed a notice of appeal on 17 March 2000 against the Trial Chamber's judgement of 2 March 2000.
The Appeals Chamber dismissed three requests for review in the following cases: Kvočka et al.,Mlađo Radić and Tihomir Blaškić.
During 1996-1997, the Tadić, Blaškić, Erdemović and Čelebići cases, among others, were heard before the Trial Chambers.
In the past year, a number of persons and organizations have sought leave to appear as amicus,including in the Blaškić and Erdemović cases.
IT-95-14-I KORDIĆ and 5 others, Dario Kordić,Tihofil Blaškić, Mario Čerkez, Ivan Santić, Pero Skopljak and Zlatko Aleksovski.
The case of Tihofil Blaškić, in which numerous preliminary motions have already been heard in the course of 1996 and 1997, will commence on 24 June 1997.
There are also five appeals from trial chamber judgements pending from the previous reporting period: Blaškić, Kordić/Čerkez, Krnojelac, Krstić and Kvočka.
A Bosnian Croat indictee, Tihofil Blaškić, has surrendered to the Tribunal of his own accord through the mediation of the Republic of Croatia.
The Appeals Chamber disposed of 17 interlocutory appeals and 4 appeals from judgement(Krnojelać, Vasiljević,Krstić and Blaškić) during the reporting period.
Blaškić was permitted, subject to certain conditions, to serve his pre-trial detention in a place other than the United Nations Detention Unit in The Hague.
President Meron granted requests for early release for Milan Simić on 27 October 2003,Simo Zaric on 21 January 2004 and Tihomir Blaškić on 29 July 2004.
Tihomir Blaškić has also been under detention, subject, however, to modified conditions under the Rules of Procedure and Evidence of the Tribunal.
There were also four appeals from trial chamber judgements pending from the previous reporting period: the Blaškić, Kordić/Čerkez, Kvočka and Martinović/Naletilić cases.
As stated, Tihofil Blaškić was indicted for the"ethnic cleansing" of the Lašva river valley area in central Bosnia during the period May 1992 to May 1993.
Finally, the Prosecutor was involved in eight post-judgement appeals Čelebići; Blaškić; Kordić/Čerkez; Krstić; Kvočka et al.; Krnojelic; Vasiljević; Tuta/Stela.
General Blaškić was indicted in connection with the"ethnic cleansing" of the Bosnian Muslim population of the Lašva river valley area in central Bosnia and Herzegovina from May 1992 to May 1993.
Six post-judgement appeals also involved staff of the Office of the Prosecutor during the same period: Čelebići, Blaškić, Kordić/Čerkez, Kunarac, Kupreškić and Jelesić.
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.
Ivica Marijačić andMarkica Rebić are charged with one count of contempt for publishing in the newspaper Hrvastki List evidence heard in closed session during proceedings in the Blaškić trial.
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 contrast, the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia clearly stated, in its subpoena judgment in the Blaškić case, that immunity ratione materiae did not exist in respect of crimes under international law such as war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.
Prosecutor v. Blaškić(Objection to the Issue of Subpoenae duces tecum)(International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, Trial Chamber II)(1997) 110 ILR 606, on appeal, ibid. 668 Counsel for the Prosecutor.
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.