Commentary on 'Decision on the prosecutor's motion to remove from her witness list five deceased witnesses and to admit into evidence the witness statements of four of said witnesses, Prosecutor v. Ndayambaje et al, 22 January 2003'

Cesidio Parissi

Commentary on 'Decision on the prosecutor's motion to remove from her witness list five deceased witnesses and to admit into evidence the witness statements of four of said witnesses, Prosecutor v. Ndayambaje et al, 22 January 2003'

Cesidio Parissi

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These four decisions deal with various motions made to the respective Trial Chambers in relation to the proposed admission of particular evidence into the trial. As such they involve a consideration both of the type of evidence that is acceptable and also the limitations on admissibility in particular circumstances.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Annotated Leading Cases of International Criminal Tribunals. Vol. XII, The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, 2003
Editors	André Klip, Göran Sluiter
Place of Publication	Belgium
Publisher	Intersentia
Pages	309-315
Number of pages	7
ISBN (Print)	9789050956512
Publication status	Published - 2007

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commentary
prosecution

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Parissi, C. (2007). Commentary on 'Decision on the prosecutor's motion to remove from her witness list five deceased witnesses and to admit into evidence the witness statements of four of said witnesses, Prosecutor v. Ndayambaje et al, 22 January 2003'. In A. Klip, & G. Sluiter (Eds.), Annotated Leading Cases of International Criminal Tribunals. Vol. XII, The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, 2003 (pp. 309-315). Intersentia.

Parissi, Cesidio. / Commentary on 'Decision on the prosecutor's motion to remove from her witness list five deceased witnesses and to admit into evidence the witness statements of four of said witnesses, Prosecutor v. Ndayambaje et al, 22 January 2003'. Annotated Leading Cases of International Criminal Tribunals. Vol. XII, The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, 2003. editor / André Klip ; Göran Sluiter. Belgium : Intersentia, 2007. pp. 309-315

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Parissi, C 2007, Commentary on 'Decision on the prosecutor's motion to remove from her witness list five deceased witnesses and to admit into evidence the witness statements of four of said witnesses, Prosecutor v. Ndayambaje et al, 22 January 2003'. in A Klip & G Sluiter (eds), Annotated Leading Cases of International Criminal Tribunals. Vol. XII, The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, 2003. Intersentia, Belgium, pp. 309-315.

Commentary on 'Decision on the prosecutor's motion to remove from her witness list five deceased witnesses and to admit into evidence the witness statements of four of said witnesses, Prosecutor v. Ndayambaje et al, 22 January 2003'. / Parissi, Cesidio.
Annotated Leading Cases of International Criminal Tribunals. Vol. XII, The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, 2003. ed. / André Klip; Göran Sluiter. Belgium: Intersentia, 2007. p. 309-315.

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Parissi C. Commentary on 'Decision on the prosecutor's motion to remove from her witness list five deceased witnesses and to admit into evidence the witness statements of four of said witnesses, Prosecutor v. Ndayambaje et al, 22 January 2003'. In Klip A, Sluiter G, editors, Annotated Leading Cases of International Criminal Tribunals. Vol. XII, The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, 2003. Belgium: Intersentia. 2007. p. 309-315

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