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ICTY: Perisic: TC Admits Evidence of Babic, Deronjic & Dukic under Rule 92 Quater
2010-04-21, The Hague, The Netherlands. The Trial Chamber granted the defence’s motion to admit evidence of Milan Babic, Miroslav Deronjic and Dorde Dukic under Rule 92 quater. Statement of Law. In order to admit evidence under Rule 92 quater, the Chamber should be satisfied that the person is unavailable; the evidence which is sought to [...]
Posted in ICTY Also tagged Bakone Justice Moloto, credibility, cross-examination, cumulative relevance, Daniel Saxon, Dorde Dukic, evidence, Gregor Guy-Smith, indictment, interpreter, issue of central importance, IT-04-81-T, manifest or obvious inconsistencies, Michele Picard, Milan Babic, Miroslav Deronjic, motion, Novak Lukic, oath, Pedro David, probative value, purpose for admission, relevance, reliable, Rule 89 (C), Rule 92 quater, Rules of Procedure and Evidence, temporal scope, trial record, unavailable, unsworn statement Comments closed
ICTY: Submissions of Parties May Constitute Adjudicated Facts