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Number of accused.
The development of the number of accused and convicted persons.
Number of accused.
The case was undoubtedly of some complexity owing to the number of accused.
Number of accused transferred to court.
This represents a doubling of the number of accused that were tried, when compared to the first mandate 1995-1999.
Number of accused awaiting judgment.
Moreover, we note with satisfaction that a number of accused have been arrested and delivered to the Tribunal, or have surrendered to it.
Number of accused in appeals concluded.
Consequently, the Judges' efforts to speed up proceedings have resulted in an increasingly diminishing number of accused whose cases remain to be completed.
Ii Number of accused at trial.
In addition, trials involving 27 accused are in progress,thus bringing the number of accused whose trials have been completed or are in progress to 55.
Number of accused transferred to ICTR seatc.
Significant increase in ability of courts to dispose their caseload on time and in accordance with the law,reducing the number of accused awaiting trial.
B Number of accused/appellants, including the prosecution.
According to the report of the ICTR, 25 persons will be on trial by the end of 2004,bringing the number of accused whose trials have been completed or are in process to 48.
Estimated Number of accused on trial average.
In this connection, the Committee notes, as indicated in the budget estimates,that the pace of work of the Tribunal has accelerated and the number of accused on trial has increased in 2001 to a total of 17 A/56/497, para. 6.
Iv Total number of accused in cases concluded before judgement.
Due consideration should also be given to the need for additional time required at trial, for instance to hear closing arguments(normally between two and five days,depending on the number of accused) and for interlocutory motions.
Number of accused persons dealt with by the Office of the Public Defender.
This extension of the Council's proposal by a further 12 months would provide a basis for a functioning Court over three years, which in my view is the minimum time required for the investigation,prosecution and trial of a very limited number of accused.
As a result, the number of accused who remain at large has been reduced to 10.
However, during the past year it has become apparent that pledges and contributions from a group of interested States would not be sufficient to fund operations for the minimum three-year timeline, which I had previously indicated as being necessary for the investigation,prosecution and trial of a very limited number of accused.
Number of accused awaiting transfer to the United Nations Detention Facility.
Factors that are considered include the number and nature of counts in the indictment; possible amendments of the indictment; the nature of preliminary motions andchallenges to the Tribunal's jurisdiction; the number of accused joined in the same case; the number of witnesses and documents involved; the geographical territory covered in the indictment; the previous ranking of the accused within the military or political hierarchy(where appropriate); and the legal issues expected to arise in the course of trial.
Number of accused, accused fugitives detained, days of detention.
This will bring the number of accused having their cases completed or in progress to 48.
Ii Number of accused in appeals on the merit proceedings completed during the biennium.
Consequently, the total number of accused whose trials have been completed or are in progress is sixty.