Примеры использования Milan lukić на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The group's leader was Milan Lukić.
Member of the Milan Lukić defence team.
Milan Lukić Referral Decision revoked 20-Jul-2007.
Member of the Milan Lukić defence team in the.
Milan Lukić was found guilty on 19 counts and sentenced to life imprisonment.
Jelena Rašić Member of the Milan Lukić defence team.
In the case of Prosecutor v. Milan Lukić and Sredoje Lukić, the appeal judgement was rendered on 4 December 2012.
The second development involved the case of two accused, Milan Lukić and Sredoje Lukić. .
One of these fugitives, Milan Lukić, is in the custody of the Argentine authorities.
The first was filed by Sredoje Lukić, of the appeal judgement in the case of Prosecutor v. Milan Lukić and Sredoje Lukić. .
The appeal of one Accused, Milan Lukić, was granted by the Appeals Chamber.
The cases of the following four accused have been referred under rule 11 bis in the reporting period:Vladimir Kovačević, Milan Lukić, Sredoje Lukić and Milorad Trbić.
In the case of Prosecutor v. Milan Lukić and Sredoje Lukić, a scheduling order was issued announcing that the appeal judgement would be delivered on 4 December 2012.
In August 2005,two accused were located and arrested: Milan Lukić, in Argentina, and Dragan Zelenović, in Russia.
The Chamber disposed of one application for reviewfiled by Sredoje Lukić, against the appeal judgement in the case of Prosecutor v. Milan Lukić and Sredoje Lukić. .
In the Prosecutor v. Milan Lukić and Sredoje Lukić case, the projected time frame for delivery of the appeal judgement has been revised by five months from the last reporting period.
During the reporting period, two motions for referral were denied, namely in the Milan Lukić and Sredoje Lukić case and the Rasim Delić case.
Milan Lukić was the leader of a group of local Bosnian Serb paramilitaries in South-Eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina which worked with the local police and military units to persecute the local Muslim population.
The cases of five accused are currently before the Referral Bench:Vladimir Kovačević; Milan Lukić; Sredoje Lukić; Dragan Zelenović and Milorad Trbić.
Rašić, formerly the case manager for the Milan Lukić Defence team, is charged with five counts of contempt of the Tribunal for attempting to generate false witness testimony for the benefit of Milan Lukić.
For example, by reducing the number of witnesses it intends to call,the Prosecution has shortened one case(Milan Lukić and Sreten Lukić) by at least one-third of its estimated time.
Milan Lukić and Sredoje Lukić are charged with crimes against humanity and violations of the laws or customs of war allegedly committed in Bosnia and Herzegovina between June 1992 and October 1994.
The trial commenced on 9 July 2008 and the evidence was completed on 19 May 2009.Judgement was delivered on 20 July 2009, sentencing Milan Lukić to life imprisonment and Sredoje Lukić to 30 years' imprisonment.
In the course of cooperation between the national andforeign security services, Milan Lukić was arrested in Argentina, Dragan Zelenović in the Russian Federation, Zdravko Tolimir in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Vlastimir Djordjević in Montenegro.
One appeal decision remanded a case involving two accused back to the Referral Bench(Rašević and Todović), which eventually upheld the referral, andanother appeal of one accused, Milan Lukić, was granted by the Appeals Chamber.
The President, in his capacity as either pre-review judge orpresiding judge of the Milan Lukić case, rendered four orders and decisions dealing with various preliminary motions and other confidential requests.
In the Prosecutor v. Milan Lukić and Sredoje Lukić case, the projected time frame for delivery of the appeal judgement has been adjusted by three months from the last reporting period to reflect March 2011 rather than December 2010.
After consultations between the President of the Tribunal and myself, as the presiding Judge of the Trial Chamber,a decision was made to commence the trial of Milan Lukić and Sredoje Lukić, a case already assigned to the Chamber and which was nearing readiness for trial.
In the Milan Lukić and Sredoje Lukić case, the Chamber granted Milan Lukić's request for extension of time for filing of his brief and ordered that his appellant brief be filed no later than 17 December 2009.
There are currently five appeals from trial Judgements pending before the Appeals Chamber: Ramush Haradinaj et al.; Ljube Boškoski and Johan Tarčulovski;Rasim Delić; Milan Lukić and Sredoje Lukić; and Nikola Šainović et al. formerly Milan Milutinović et al.