The Defence case will require a 180 trial days, based on the estimation that the Defence case will take as much time as the Prosecution case.

Based on the premise that the Defence case will take as much time as the Prosecution case, a further 163 trial days will required for the Defence case.

Based on the premise that the Defence case will take as much time as the Prosecution case, a further 101 trial days will required for the Defence case.

The defence case commenced on 31 January 2005, when the first accused opened her defence.

The Defence case started on 1 November 2005.

The defence case will began in January 2006.

A further 178 days will required for the presentation of the Defence case, based on the premise that the Defence case will take as long as the Prosecution case.

A further 117 days will be required for the presentation of the Defence case, based on the premise that the Defence case will take as long as the Prosecution case.

The Defence commenced its case on 31 January 2005.

The defence case will start in a few weeks.

2.4 The case for the defence was based on alibi.

And that, my lord, is the case for the defence.

Based on the projection that the Defence case will require the same amount of time as the Prosecution case, the Defence will require a further twenty four trial days for the presentation of its case.

The defence case is scheduled to commence on 1 November 2005.

The defence case was scheduled to commence on 10 May 2005.

The defence case is due to commence on 1 November 2005.

In the trial of Muvunyi, the defence case starts in November 2005.

Change of defence counsel has delayed the commencement of the defence case, which will start by the end of October of this year.

In the Military I case, with four accused, over 50 defence witnesses have testified.

The presentation of the Defence case has commenced and proceeded over eleven trial days.

Based on the estimation that the Defence case is expected to take as much time as the Prosecution case, the four Defence teams will require 167 trial days for the presentation of their respective cases.

The Prosecution closed its case in September 2004 after having called eighty two witnesses, and the Defence case started in April 2005.

The Defence case commenced on 31 January 2005 and has proceeded over 111 trial days.

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The Defence case commenced on 31 January 2005 and has proceeded over forty nine trial days.

However, the defence is now presenting its evidence and will close its case early next year.

The presentation of the Defence case has commenced and has since proceeded over fifteen trial days.

The Chamber denied defence motions for judgements of acquittal at the close of the prosecution case.

I ask that the case for the defence be reopened. And that a witness be recalled.

1.13 At the close of the defence both the Prosecution and the Defence are entitled to put forward submissions on both the law and the sufficiency of the evidence, either in support of the Prosecution apos s or the Defence apos s case, as the case may be, adduced during the trial.

The Defence case commenced on 11 April 2005 and has proceeded over twenty four days of trial.

The Defence case commenced on 11 April 2005 and has proceeded over eighty five days of trial.

The Defence has commenced the presentation of its case which has since proceeded over nineteen trial days.

After all the witnesses for the prosecution had been heard, the defence began to present its case.

The irony is that some of the materials are sometimes produced by defence witnesses in the Milosevic case.

The trial was adjourned to 11 May 1998, so as to allow the defence to prepare its case.

However, the said State should reserve its right to legitimate self defence in case of danger or aggression.

It is also recalled that the length of Defence cross examination depends on factors relating to each individual case.

The witness arrived after the defence had completed its case but before the judge had started his summing up.

The defence commenced its case on 13 December 2004 and presented 20 witnesses, including the accused, over 22 trial days.

225. In the case of Kanakanna, the Government replied that he had been killed by the police in self defence.

The Government reported that the case had been transmitted to the Ministry of Defence, which had decided to dismiss it.

2.4 During the trial, the prosecution apos s case was based on identification, while the defence was based on alibi.

However, experience in other multi accused trials shows that the presentation of the Defence case usually requires less time compared to the Prosecution case, due to less intensive cross examination.

However, experience in previous multi accused trials shows that the presentation of the Defence case usually requires less time compared to the Prosecution case, due to less intensive cross examination.