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The Appeals Chamber ordered their immediate release.
A motion to withdraw the indictment against Nenad Banović was grantedon 10 April 2002, when the Trial Chamber ordered his immediate release.
The Chamber ordered an inquiry on the protective construction.
As part of the pre-sentencing procedure, the Chamber ordered psychological and psychiatric evaluations of the accused.
The Chamber ordered the Federation to take immediate steps to reinstate the applicant into her house, and to pay damages.
To aid the Trial Chamber and the accused in his defence, the Trial Chamber ordered the appointment of amici curiae to assist it in a number of areas.
The Trial Chamber ordered the Registry to file its comments on the requests of both accused.
Noting that Nshogoza was entitled to credit for time served at the United Nations Detention Facility in Arusha since 8 February 2008, the Chamber ordered his immediate release.
In that decision, the Trial Chamber ordered the appointment of a"standby counsel" as defined in the decision.
Much of the hearing was taken up with expert evidence as to the medical condition of Mr. Stanišić. On 28 July 2004, the Trial Chamber issued its decisions granting the applications for both accused. On 29 July 2004, upon request from the prosecution,the Trial Chamber ordered the stay of the decisions so that the prosecution may seek leave to appeal the decisions.
The Trial Chamber ordered Šešelj to submit his witness and exhibit lists and related materials by 17 June 2011.
The prosecution also used this time to take statements from Nikolić and Obrenović,which the Trial Chamber ordered must be disclosed to the remaining accused at least 25 days prior to calling either witness.
Chamber ordered the monetary fines to be paid to the Court and thereafter transferred to the Trust Fund for Victims.
The accused refused to attend the opening and the trial was adjourned.On 5 November 2009, the Trial Chamber ordered counsel to be assigned to represent the interests of the accused at trial, if ultimately required.
The Appeals Chamber ordered a re-trial limited to the allegations considered in relation to this incident.
After the close of the Prosecution's case-in-chief, the Trial Chamber on 4 May 2011 ruled under rule 98 bis that there was enough evidence to support the counts alleged in the indictment.On 9 June 2011, the Trial Chamber ordered the accused to file the lists of witnesses he intends to call and exhibits he intends to tender as evidence during his defence case.
At the end of April, the Chamber ordered the recommencement of trial. A status conference took place on 12 May 2009.
The Chamber ordered the Republika Srpska" to carry out immediately a full investigation capable of exploring all the facts regarding Colonel Palic 's fate from the day when he was forcibly taken away, with a view to bringing the perpetrators to justice; to release Colonel Palic, if still alive or, otherwise, to make available his mortal remains to Ms. Palic; and to make all information and findings relating to the fate and whereabouts of Colonel Palic known to Ms. Palic.
It is in this context that the Trial Chamber ordered the Registry to appoint an amicus curiae to investigate whether there was reason to believe that contempt had been committed by certain members of the Prosecution.
The Chamber ordered the Prosecutor to disclose to the Defence the list of names of the witnesses she intended to call at trial and all the previous statements of the accused and the witnesses.
The Appeals Chamber ordered the re-filing of the notice of appeal following a motion by the prosecution alleging defects therein.
The Appeals Chamber ordered the re-filing of the notice of appeal following a motion by the prosecution alleging defects in the notice of appeal.
The Trial Chamber ordered the prosecution to lead its entire case on the Kosovo, Croatia and Bosnia charges and the prosecution will be required to complete its case in April 2003.
The Chamber ordered the Republika Srpska to refrain from the construction of buildings or objects on the sites of the destroyed mosques and to grant the necessary permits for reconstruction of 7 of the 15 mosques.
Moreover, the Chamber ordered the Republika Srpska to pay Ms. Palic DM15,000, by way of compensation for her mental suffering, and in respect of her husband, DM50,000 by way of compensation for nonpecuniary damage.
The Trial Chamber ordered the prosecution to finish its case by 16 May 2003, an extension(given for time lost due to illness of the accused) of its previous order imposing a deadline of 10 April 2003.
In addition, the Trial Chamber ordered the prosecution to appoint a forensic handwriting examiner and a forensic document expert in order to resolve a dispute over the authenticity of certain documents in the case alleged to bear the signature of the accused.
The Chamber ordered the appointment of an independent organization as a monitor, either instead of or in addition to, the Tribunal staff who are monitoring the Uwinkindi case in Rwanda while negotiations with an organization to act as monitor are concluded.
As a consequence, the Chamber ordered the Registrar to appoint a Defence counsel to begin preparingto represent the accused at trial, should the Chamber order him to do so, and adjourned between November 2009 and March 2010 to allow the appointed counsel sufficient preparation time.
Failure to obtain Trial Chamber orders to transfer cases is one challenge.