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The Prosecutor intends to complete these investigations by the end of 2004.
Of the remaining 18 detainees, the Prosecutor intends to transfer 5 to national jurisdictions.
The Prosecutor intends to complete 26 remaining investigations by the end of 2004.
Of the remaining 15 detainees, the Prosecutor intends to transfer 5 to national jurisdictions.
The Prosecutor intends to transfer the cases of five detainees to national jurisdictions.
When such new legislation is in place, the Prosecutor intends to reapply for referral of cases to Rwanda.
The Prosecutor intends to request the transfer of five persons to national jurisdictions for trial.
Of these 10 detainees, the Prosecutor intends to bring 8 to trial during 2005.
The Prosecutor intends to transfer four of these fourteen persons to national jurisdictions for trial.
A further 14 indicted persons are still at large, four of whom the Prosecutor intends to transfer to national courts.
Nevertheless, the Prosecutor intends to intensify the investigations outside Rwanda.
This reduction brings the number of outstanding indictments to 26, which the Prosecutor intends to submit for confirmation by 2004.
In the coming months, the Prosecutor intends to transfer three more cases to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Advisory Committee notes that owing to restrictions on investigative work within Rwanda, the Prosecutor intends to intensify its investigation outside Rwanda.
The Prosecutor intends to transfer four of those cases to national jurisdictions for trial.
There are currently eighteen accused at large, twelve of whom the Prosecutor intends to transfer to national jurisdictions for trial.
The Prosecutor intends to file further applications for referral of fugitives' cases to Rwanda.
Within a reasonable time after the person's surrender orvoluntary appearance before the Court, the Pre-Trial Chamber shall hold a hearing to confirm the charges on which the Prosecutor intends to seek trial.
The Prosecutor intends to request the transfer of five persons to national jurisdictions for trial.
When the person who has fled is subsequently arrested andthe Court has confirmed the charges upon which the Prosecutor intends to pursue the trial, the person charged shall be committed to the Trial Chamber established under article 69, paragraph 11.
The Prosecutor intends to transfer four of these accused to national jurisdictions for trial.
Updating files for six fugitives: the Prosecutor intends to submit indictment amendment applications for the remaining six fugitives.
The Prosecutor intends to transfer the cases of five detainees to national jurisdictions.
The resulting 26 new indictments, which the Prosecutor intends to submit for confirmation by the end of 2004, will conclude her investigation programme.
The Prosecutor intends to transfer four of these cases to national jurisdictions for trial see para. 31.
The Committee also notes that the Prosecutor intends to request the referral of the other 9 fugitive cases to national jurisdictions for trial.
The Prosecutor intends to request the transfer of most of these persons to national jurisdictions for trial.
While welcoming such developments, the authors express their concern that the prosecutor intends to prosecute the alleged suspects under the Criminal Code of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and not the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina of 2003.
The Prosecutor intends to transfer four of these accused to national jurisdictions for trial.
While welcoming such developments, the authors raised some concerns at the fact that the prosecutor intends to prosecute the alleged suspects under the Criminal Code of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and not the 2003 Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina.