
OR: ENG
TRIAL CHAMBER II
Before:
Judge
Asoka de Silva, Presiding
Judge
Flavia Lattanzi
Registrar: Mr Adama Dieng
Date: 11 May 2005
THE PROSECUTOR
vs.
THARCISSE MUVUNYI
ICTR-2000-55A-T
SCHEDULING ORDER ON THE DISCLOSURE OF ADDITIONAL WITNESSES’ STATEMENTS
Office
of the Prosecutor |
Counsel for the Accused Person |
THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL FOR
SITTING as Trial Chamber II composed of Judge Asoka de Silva, Presiding, and Judge Flavia Lattanzi (the “Chamber”);
BEING SEISED of the Prosecution’s letter addressed to “The Trial Chamber Co-ordinator, Trial Chamber II”, filed on 10 May 2005 (the “Letter”) in which the Prosecution indicated, among other things, that following the Chamber’s order of 24 March 2005, it undertakes to call five additional witnesses to prove the counts of rape and other inhumane acts after all previous witnesses scheduled for the next trial session have been called;
CONSIDERING the Statute of the Tribunal (the “Statute”) and the Rules of Procedure and Evidence (the “Rules”), in particular Rules 54, 66, 69 and 75 of the Rules;
RECALLING
(i) The
Chamber’s Decision of
(ii) The Chamber’s Decision of 25 April 2001 confirming the Tribunal’s jurisprudence according to which the deadline for disclosure should be set at least twenty-one days prior to the day on which the witness is to testify;[2]
NOTING
(iii) That the Prosecution has not disclosed the statements of these five new witnesses to the Defence;
(iv) That the Chamber intends to conclude the Prosecution’s case by late June or early July 2005;
FOR THE ABOVE REASONS THE TRIBUNAL HEREBY
ORDERS the Prosecution, pursuant to Rule
54, to disclose the unredacted statements of all witnesses before the
commencement of the next session on
Arusha, 11 May 2005 |
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Asoka de Silva |
Flavia Lattanzi |
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Presiding Judge |
Judge |
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[Seal of the Tribunal] |
[1] The Prosecutor v. Tharcisse Muvunyi, “Decision on the Prosecutor’s Very Urgent Motion Pursuant to Rule 73 bis (E) for Leave to Vary the Prosecutor’s List of Witnesses Filed on 19 January, 2005”, 24 March 2005.
[2] The
Prosecutor v. Tharcisse Muvunyi et al., “Decision on the Prosecutor’s
Motion for Orders for Protective Measures for Victims and Witnesses to
Crimes Alleged in the Indictment”,