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However, as of 7 October 2003, Judge Carmel Agius took over as pre-trial judge in this case.
With permission from the President, the pre-trial judge disclosed to the parties that the Trial Chamber, which will hear the case,would be presided by Judge Carmel Agius.
The President, Judge Theodor Meron,and the Vice-President, Judge Carmel Agius, were re-elected for an additional two-year term in October 2013.
President Patrick Robinson(Jamaica) and Vice-President O-Gon Kwon(Republic of Korea)demitted office on 17 November 2011, following the election of Judge Theodor Meron(United States of America) and Judge Carmel Agius(Malta) as President and Vice-President respectively.
The judicial membership of the Rules Committee comprises Judge Carmel Agius(Chair), President Patrick Robinson, Vice-President O-Gon Kwon, and Judges Alphons Orie and Christoph Flügge.
On 28 November 2001, Judge Wolfgang Schomburg, in his capacity as Presiding Judge of Trial Chamber II, designated Judge Carmel Agius as Pre-Trial Judge in the case.
The President assigned two Mechanism judges to a Rules Committee, namely Judge Vagn Joensen and Judge Carmel Agius, who are also the Chairs of the Rules Committees of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, respectively.
His case was initially assigned to Trial Chamber II, comprising Judge David Hunt(Presiding), Judge Florence Mumba and Judge Liu Daqun, and thereafter to a differently constituted bench in Trial Chamber II, comprising Judge Wolfgang Schomburg(Presiding),Judge Florence Mumba and Judge Carmel Agius.
Pursuant to an order of the President dated 23 November 2001,Judge Wolfgang Schomburg and Judge Carmel Agius were appointed to replace Judge Hunt and Judge Liu in the case.
The President has assigned two Mechanism judges to compose the Mechanism Rules Committee, Judge Vagn Joensen and Judge Carmel Agius, who are chairs of the Rules Committees of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.
On 23 November 2001, the President issued an order stating that Trial Chamber II should be composed of Judge Wolfgang Schomburg(Presiding),Judge Florence Mumba and Judge Carmel Agius. On 28 November 2001, the Presiding Judge appointed Judge Carmel Agius as the new Pre-Trial Judge in the case pursuant to rule 65 ter.
Following the election of a new President and Vice-President,the judicial membership of the Rules Committee was re-composed as follows: Judge Carmel Agius(Chair), President Patrick Robinson, Vice-President O-Gon Kwon, and Judges Alphons Orie, Kevin Parker and Christoph Flügge.
On 15 and 16 November 2001, the defendants filed confidential applications for provisional release. On 13 December 2001, Trial Chamber II, consisting of Judge Wolfgang Schomburg(Presiding),Judge Florence Mumba and Judge Carmel Agius, ordered the provisional release of the three accused, pursuant to rule 65 of the Rules, under strict terms and conditions detailed in the decision.
The pre-trial chamber is composed of Judges Carmel Agius(presiding), Jean-Claude Antonetti and Kevin Parker.
Trial Chamber II is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Carmel Agius(presiding), Jean-Claude Antonetti and Kevin Parker, and six ad litem judges, Judges Ivana Janu, Chikako Taya, Vonimbolana Rasoazanany, Bert Swart, Krister Thelin and Christine Van Den Wyngaert.
At the beginning of the reporting period Trial Chamber II was composed of three permanent judges, Judges Carmel Agius(presiding), Jean-Claude Antonetti and Kevin Parker, and six ad litem judges, Judges Ivana Janu, Chikako Taya, Vonimbolana Rasoazanany, Bert Swart, Krister Thelin and Christine Van den Wyngaert.
Section 1 of Trial Chamber II is composed of Judges Florence Mumba(presiding), Sharon Williams and Per-Johan Lindholm;section 2 is composed of Judges Carmel A. Agius(presiding), Ivana Janu and Chikako Taya; and section 3 is composed of Judges Wolfgang Schomburg(presiding), Volodymyr Vassylenko and Carmen Maria Argibay.
Section 1 of Trial Chamber II is composed of Judges Jean-Claude Antonetti(presiding), Vonimbolana Rasoazanany and Bert Swart;section 2 is composed of Judges Carmel Agius(presiding), Ivana Janu and Chikako Taya; and section 3 is composed of Judges Kevin Parker(presiding), Krister Thelin and Christine Van Den Wyngaert.
Section 1 of Trial Chamber II is composed of Judges Florence Mumba(Presiding), Sharon Williams and Per-Johan Lindholm;section 2 is composed of Judges Carmel A. Agius(Presiding), Ivana Janu and Chikako Taya; and section 3 is composed of Judges Wolfgang Schomburg(Presiding), Mohamed Fassi Fihri and Volodymyr Vassylenko.
By resolution 2081(2012) of 17 December 2012 the Security Council, by 14 votes to none, with 1 abstention,extended the terms of Appeals Chamber Judges Carmel Agius(Malta), Liu Daqun(China), Theodor Meron(United States of America), Fausto Pocar(Italy) and Patrick Robinson(Jamaica) until 31 December 2013.
Trial Chamber II is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Wolfgang Schomburg(presiding), Florence Mumba and Carmel A. Agius, and six ad litem judges, Judges Ivana Janu, Chikako Taya, Sharon Williams, Volodymyr Vassylenko, Per-Johan Viktor Lindholm and Carmen Maria Argibay.
The permanent judges are Fausto Pocar(President, Italy), Kevin Parker(Vice-President, Australia),Patrick Lipton Robinson(Presiding Judge, Jamaica), Carmel A. Agius(Presiding Judge, Malta), Alphonsus Martinus Maria Orie(Presiding Judge, Netherlands), Mohamed Shahabuddeen(Guyana), Liu Daqun(China), Theodor Meron(United States of America), Wolfgang Schomburg(Germany), Ogon Kwon(Republic of Korea), Jean-Claude Antonetti(France), Iain Bonomy(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), Christine Van Den Wyngaert(Belgium) and Bakone Justice Moloto South Africa.
Until December 2003 the Committee was chaired by Judge May,its other judicial members being the President, Judge Meron, and Judges David Anthony Hunt, Amin El Mahdi and Carmel A. Agius.
The 14 permanent judges are Fausto Pocar(President, Italy), Kevin Parker(Vice-President, Australia), Patrick Lipton Robinson(Presiding Judge, Jamaica), Carmel A. Agius(Presiding Judge, Malta), Alphonsus Martinus Maria Orie(Presiding Judge, Netherlands), Mohamed Shahabuddeen(Guyana), Liu Daqun(China), Theodor Meron(United States of America), Wolfgang Schomburg(Germany), O-gon Kwon(Republic of Korea), Jean-Claude Antonetti(France) and Iain Bonomy United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Twelve of the 14 permanent judges were re-elected in November 2004: Theodor Meron(President, United States of America), Fausto Pocar(Vice-President, Italy), Patrick Lipton Robinson(Presiding Judge, Jamaica), Carmel A. Agius(Presiding Judge, Malta), Liu Daqun(Presiding Judge, China), Mohamed Shahabuddeen(Guyana), Alphonsus Martinus Maria Orie(Netherlands), Wolfgang Schomburg(Germany), O-gon Kwon(Republic of Korea), Jean-Claude Antonetti(France), Kevin Parker(Australia) and Iain Bonomy United Kingdom.
The permanent judges are Patrick Robinson(President, Jamaica), O-Gon Kwon(Vice-President, Republic of Korea),Kevin Parker(Presiding Judge, Australia), Iain Bonomy(Presiding Judge, United Kingdom), Alphons Orie(Presiding Judge, The Netherlands), Fausto Pocar(Italy), Liu Daqun(China), Theodor Meron(United States of America), Carmel Agius(Malta), Jean-Claude Antonetti(France), Christine Van Den Wyngaert(Belgium), Bakone Justice Moloto(South Africa) and Christoph Flügge Germany.
The re-election of eight permanent judges allowed the Tribunal to efficiently integrate the six newly elected permanent judges(Judges Wolfgang Schomburg, Theodor Meron, Amin El Mahdi, Carmel A. Agius, Alphonsus Martinus Maria Orie, and O-Gon Kwon) as well as the ad litem judges, the first six of whom were assigned to specific cases by the Secretary-General in July and August 2001 at the request of the President.
Trial Chamber II is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Wolfgang Schomburg(Presiding), Florence Mumba and Carmel A. Agius, and six ad litem judges, Judges Ivana Janu, Chikako Taya, Sharon Williams, Mohamed Fassi Fihri, Volodymyr Vassylenko and Per-Johan Viktor Lindholm.
The judicial membership of the Rules Committee comprises Vice-President Carmel Agius(Chair), President Theodor Meron, and Judges Christoph Flügge, Alphons Orie and O-Gon Kwon.
The Tribunal's permanent judges are Theodor Meron(President, United States of America), Carmel Agius(Vice-President, Malta), Christoph Flügge(Germany), Alphons Orie(Netherlands), O-Gon Kwon(Republic of Korea), Patrick Robinson(Jamaica), Fausto Pocar(Italy), Liu Daqun(China), Jean-Claude Antonetti(France), Bakone Justice Moloto(South Africa), Burton Hall(Bahamas), Howard Morrison(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), and Guy Delvoie Belgium.