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ICC: Lubanga: TCI Grants 5 out of 7 New Applications of Victims for Participation in the Proceedings

By Editor | Published: August 3, 2011

2011-07-25, The Hague, The Netherlands. Judge Adrian Fulford granted 5 out of 7 new applications of victims for participation in the proceedings. He dismissed defence counsel’s objections that the overall extent and effect of the redactions affected essential information which limited the opportunity for the defence to make submissions on the admissibility of these applications BECAUSE [...]

Posted in ICC | Also tagged Adrian Fulford, APC, Article 68, attestation de carence, Carine Bapita Buyangandu, Catherine Mabille, child soldiers, demobilisation certificate, FAPC, Fatou Bensouda, Fiona McKay, Franck Mulenda, Hervé Diakiese, ICC-01/04-01/06, identity cards, imprecise, Jean-Marie Biju-Duval, Joseph Keta Orwinyo, Luc Walleyn, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, Maria Luisa Martinod Jacome, mutatis mutandis, Paolina Massidda, Paul Kabongo Tshibangu, prima facie basis, redactions, Rome Statute, Rule 85, Trial Chamber I, unsupported allegations, UPC, valid document | Comments closed

ICC: Lubanga: OTP Shall Disclose Information Re Defence Witnesses

By Editor | Published: February 2, 2011

2010-11-12, The Hague, The Netherlands. In its Decision on the Scope of the Prosecution’s Disclosure Obligations as regards Defence Witnesses, the Trial Chamber held that the prosecution’s disclosure obligations under Rule 11 are wide, and they encompass, inter alia, any item that is relevant to the preparation of the defence, and include not only material [...]

Posted in ICC | Also tagged Adrian Fulford, Article 21(1), Article 54(1), Article 64, Article 64(3)(c), Article 67, Article 67(2), Carine Bapita Buyangandu, Catherine Mabille, Congo, credibility, credible, defence preparation, defence witness, disclose, disclosure, documents, efficiency, efficient trial, Elizabeth Odio Benito, exculpatory evidence, fair trial, Fatou Bensouda, Franck Mulenda, good faith, guilt, Hervé Diakiese, ICC-01/04-01/06, innocence, International Criminal Court, investigator, Jean Chrysostome Mulamba Nsokoloni, Jean-Marie Biju-Duval, Joseph Keta Orwinyo, Judge René Blattmann, Luc Walleyn, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, material to the preparation of the defence, mitigation, objection, Paolina Massidda, Paul Kabongo Tshibangu, proposed witness, reactionary, reliable, Rome Statute, Rule 11, Rule 76, Rule 77, Rule 78, Rule 81, Rules of Procedure and Evidence, Silvana Arbia, strategy, Trial Chamber I, truth, underlying information, United States v. Jackson, Zejnil Delalic | Comments closed

ICC: Lubanga: AC Suspends the Trial Chamber's Order to Release the Accused from Custody

By Editor | Published: July 28, 2010

2010-07-23, The Hague, The Netherlands. The ICC’s Appeals Chamber suspended the application of the decision of the Trial Chamber I to release the accused as a result of an uncondition stay of proceedings: In the view of the Appeals Chamber, an immediate implementation of the order to release him could render the resumption of the [...]

Posted in ICC | Also tagged abuse of process, disclosure, Forces patriotiques pour la libération du Congo, ICC-CPI-20100723-PR564, intermediary 143, Patriotic Forces for the Liberation of Congo, release of the accused, stay of proceedings, suspensive effect, Thomas Lubanga, unconditional stay on the proceedings | Comments closed

ICC: OTP Intermediaries to Be Disclosed to the Defence

By Editor | Published: June 5, 2010

2010-06-02, The Hague, The Netherlands. Judges ordered the OTP to provide the Defence with the details of the professional background of intermediaries. The Chamber rejected the OTP’s suggestion to examine the intermediaries in the absence of both parties, and to hear evidence about selection of intermediaries from the “appropriate representative”. The Chamber found that both [...]

Posted in ICC | Also tagged Adrian Fulford, appropriate representative, Article 63, Article 64, Article 67, Article 69, Catherine Mabille, Curriculum vitae, cv, Decision on Intermediaries, disclosure, Elizabeth Odio Benito, ex parte, examination, exculpatory evidence, fair trial, false evidence, Fatou Bensouda, ICC Statute, ICC-01/04-01/06, identities, incriminating evidence, intermediaries, intermediary 143, intermediary 23, intermediary 316, intermediary 321, Jean-Marie Biju-Duval, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, misused of position, prima facie grounds, professional background, Redacted, Rene Blattmann, resume, Rome Statute, Rule 11, Rule 81, Rule 83, Rule 84, Rule 87, Rules of Procedure and Evidence, threshold, witness intimidation, witness statement, witnesses | Comments closed

ICC: Lubanga: Witness Testifies to Bribing and Coaching

By Editor | Published: March 10, 2010

2010-03-08, The Hague, The Netherlands. A defence witness, a barber by profession, testifies that the OTP’s intermediary paid him to falsely testify that he was a child soldier, and organized ‘coaching sessions’ on what to say to the OTP investigators. AllAfrica | LubangaTrial |

Posted in ICC | Also tagged bribe, Catherine Mabille, coaching, ICC-01/04-01/06, Jean-Marie Biju-Duval, Manoj Sachdeva | Comments closed

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