Примеры использования Judge cassese на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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President Baragwanath delivered a speech in honour of Judge Cassese.
But maybe the words of Judge Cassese do not just represent a nagging conscience.
The tribute was organized by staff of the Appeals Chamber, and focused on Judge Cassese's legal legacy.
Judge Cassese and all others associated with the Tribunal have done all they can.
Our formal request in this regard to Judge Cassese has been forwarded and is enclosed see annex II.
The Tribunal clearly names the non-compliant andwe have all read the reports and heard Judge Cassese's statement.
Despite the difficulties just spelt out by Judge Cassese, the Tribunal has become a fully operational judicial body.
Although we had hoped for more results,this was not for lack of either effort or vision on the part of Judge Cassese or the Court as a whole.
As is clear from the report and from Judge Cassese's statement, all parties without exception, are at fault to some degree.
The present report also provides an overview of the Tribunal's non-judicial activities andrecords the sudden tragic death of Judge Cassese in October 2011.
We express our gratitude to Judge Cassese for his leadership as President of the Tribunal during its first and most difficult period of existence.
The case is currently at a pre-trial stage before Trial Chamber II Judge Mumba presiding, Judge Cassese and Judge Hunt.
Among other things, we note that Judge Cassese deemed it necessary to devote particular attention to the question of impartiality in the work of the Tribunal.
The case is currently in the pre-trial stage before Trial Chamber II Judge Hunt presiding, Judge Cassese and Judge Mumba.
My thanks once again go to Judge Cassese and the many others who have done and will continue to do their part for justice, reconciliation and peace.
We have carefully studied this fourth annual report of the Tribunal submitted by Judge Cassese and listened a while ago with great interest to the statement he made.
Trial Chamber II(Judge Cassese presiding, Judges May and Mumba) heard closing arguments in this case from 9 to 11 November 1999.
The election of Judge Sir David Baragwanath as the Tribunal's second President took place on 10 October 2011, following the resignation of Judge Cassese on health grounds.
Judge Cassese was the first President of both the Special Tribunal for Lebanon and the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, and he also had a long career in academia.
Three judges left the Tribunal during the year:Judge McDonald(United States of America), Judge Cassese(Italy) and Judge Wang China.
Until his election as a judge of the Tribunal last year, Judge Cassese was President of the Council of Europe's Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment.
At the same time,this scenario reveals the significance of the special procedures contemplated in rule 61 of the Tribunal's Rules of Procedure and Evidence, to which Judge Cassese referred this morning.
The trial against the six accused,conducted before Trial Chamber II(Judge Cassese presiding, Judge May and Judge Mumba), commenced on 17 August 1998.
Judge Cassese has been Professor of International Law in the faculty of Political Science at the University of Florence since 1975 and Professor of International Law at the European Political Institute in Florence since 1987.
We are pleased that President Cassese will continue his work with the Yugoslav Tribunal as Judge Cassese and thank him for his dedication to the pursuit of international justice.
We feel that for the smooth and effective functioning of the Tribunal, it is absolutely necessary that the General Assembly and the Security Council pay due attention to the financial and practical problems of the Tribunal,as illustrated in the report and briefly explained by Judge Cassese.
At his initial appearance before Trial Chamber II(Judge Cassese presiding, Judge Mumba and Judge Hunt) on 12 July 1999, he pleaded not guilty to all charges.
As Judge Cassese 's Separate and Dissenting Opinion pointed out in the Appeals Chamber 's judgement in Erdemović, the“ philosophy behind all national criminal proceedings, whether they take a common law or civil law approach, is unique to those proceedings and stems from the fact that national courts operate in a context where the three fundamental functions( lawmaking, adjudication and law enforcement) are discharged by central organs partaking of the State 's direct authority over individuals.
The trial proceedings, which were conducted before Trial Chamber II(Judge Mumba presiding, Judge Cassese and Judge May), commenced on 8 June and concluded on 22 June 1998, with the judgement reserved to a later date.
The President of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, Judge Cassese, and I have tried to work together to ensure such harmonization, because we believe that the greatest possible level of integration between our two Tribunals can only help in the establishment, in future, of what we hope will be a permanent and universally competent international criminal court.