KLA crimes court adopts Rules of Procedure; indictments next
Judges of the Kosovo Specialist Chambers have adopted the Rules of Procedure and Evidence.
Source: Beta
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The next step will be to raise and publish indictments.
A statement carried by Pristina's Albanian language website koha.net, cited by Beta, said that "overall, the Rules of Procedure and Evidence aim at enhancing the fairness, expeditiousness, efficiency, integrity and security of the proceedings before the Specialist Chambers, while complying with the Constitution and the highest human rights standards."
The statement, published on the court's website, notes also that the Rules of Procedure and Evidence "emphasize the protection of witnesses, victims and other persons at risk for their testimony or cooperation with the Specialist Chambers."
In its report, koha.net quoted President Ekaterina Trendafilova as saying: “By adopting the Rules of Procedure and Evidence in less than two months after their appointment, the Judges have demonstrated their outstanding knowledge, professionalism and a categorical commitment towards a robust, efficient and fair procedure before the Specialist Chambers. I thank all Judges for their coordinated effort and for their thorough contributions.”
The Rules of Procedure and Evidence will be available to the public after the Specialist Chamber of the Constitutional Court determines their constitutionality, the statement said.
From icj: "B92, there does not exist any special court for "KLA crimes". That's just a myth that you are spreading. The Court you are writing about has jurisdiction over certain crimes committed in Kosovo over a certain time by anybody (whether that anybody was a KLA member or not)"
Keep trying to convince us icj. Maybe you'll even believe it if you try hard enough. The Ustasha queen of deception is at it again. Laughing at you yet again!!
(njegos, 10 April 2017 02:10)
The court should be given the mandate to pursue anyone that committed war crimes in Kosova, no matter the ethnicity; including citizens of Serbia currently residing in Serbia.
(J, 29 March 2017 02:21)
"Once the document comes into force, it will render this special court for KLA crimes "fully operational.""
B92, there does not exist any special court for "KLA crimes". That's just a myth that you are spreading. The Court you are writing about has jurisdiction over certain crimes committed in Kosovo over a certain time by anybody (whether that anybody was a KLA member or not).
(icj1, 29 March 2017 01:34)
The court should be given the mandate to pursue anyone that committed war crimes in Kosova, no matter the ethnicity; including citizens of Serbia currently residing in Serbia.
(J, 29 March 2017 02:21)
"Once the document comes into force, it will render this special court for KLA crimes "fully operational.""
B92, there does not exist any special court for "KLA crimes". That's just a myth that you are spreading. The Court you are writing about has jurisdiction over certain crimes committed in Kosovo over a certain time by anybody (whether that anybody was a KLA member or not).
(icj1, 29 March 2017 01:34)
From icj: "B92, there does not exist any special court for "KLA crimes". That's just a myth that you are spreading. The Court you are writing about has jurisdiction over certain crimes committed in Kosovo over a certain time by anybody (whether that anybody was a KLA member or not)"
Keep trying to convince us icj. Maybe you'll even believe it if you try hard enough. The Ustasha queen of deception is at it again. Laughing at you yet again!!
(njegos, 10 April 2017 02:10)
"Once the document comes into force, it will render this special court for KLA crimes "fully operational.""
B92, there does not exist any special court for "KLA crimes". That's just a myth that you are spreading. The Court you are writing about has jurisdiction over certain crimes committed in Kosovo over a certain time by anybody (whether that anybody was a KLA member or not).
(icj1, 29 March 2017 01:34)
The court should be given the mandate to pursue anyone that committed war crimes in Kosova, no matter the ethnicity; including citizens of Serbia currently residing in Serbia.
(J, 29 March 2017 02:21)
From icj: "B92, there does not exist any special court for "KLA crimes". That's just a myth that you are spreading. The Court you are writing about has jurisdiction over certain crimes committed in Kosovo over a certain time by anybody (whether that anybody was a KLA member or not)"
Keep trying to convince us icj. Maybe you'll even believe it if you try hard enough. The Ustasha queen of deception is at it again. Laughing at you yet again!!
(njegos, 10 April 2017 02:10)