Significant progress was made in this trial, involving four alleged senior military leaders in the Rwandan Armed Forces in 1994.

The cumulative time required for the completion of trials that are presently in progress is 1,046 trial days.

The cumulative time required for the completion of trials that are presently in progress is 837 trial days.

The trial chambers' activities are now at an all time high, with an unprecedented number of trials in progress.

There has been considerable progress during the presentation of the defence cases in the Butare trial and the Military I case.

On 9 January 1997, in Trial Chamber 1, the trial began of Jean Paul Akayesu, a former bourgmestre in Taba Commune in Rwanda. The hearing of that first trial ended on 26 March 1998 and it is expected that the final judgement will be rendered in late summer 1998. Two trials are currently in progress.

Judge Kirsch has provided a compelling report on the Court's progress in investigations and preparations for trial concerning the situations currently before it.

Unfortunately, difficulties arising from the withdrawal of the Lead Counsel in the Seromba case, has disrupted the trial, and consequently delayed the delivery of judgement. A new Lead Counsel has been appointed and the trial is now in progress.

The purpose of this system is to use inevitable breaks during one trial to ensure progress of another case.

The Trial Chambers have been engaged in an unprecedented amount of trial, pre trial and sentencing activity.

Trial? Whose trial?

In 2003, the Trial Chambers sat a total of 498 trial days.

Subject matter Fair trial and equality of arms in child abuse trial

In 2003, the Trial Chambers sat a total of 498 trial days.

(e) Trial in absentia

Two permanent judges sit in the Butare trial and three in the Military I trial.

In 2002, the three Trial Chambers sat a total of 414 trial days.

In the Military I trial, the Prosecution closed its case after 202 trial days.

Twin tracking implies that two trials are heard in consecutive slots, for instance according to the following pattern Trial A five weeks, trial B five weeks, trial A five weeks, etc. Defence counsel in trial A will leave Arusha while trial B is heard.

In the Butare trial, the Prosecution has closed its case after 212 days of trial.

In the Butare trial, the Prosecution has closed its case after 212 days of trial.

50. During the period under review, not much progress was made with regard to investigations and the preparations for trial of serious past abuses.

Milosevic s Trial Was Not in Vain

The trial is kept in suspense!

The trial is kept in suspense!

However, owing to the delay in establishing the second trial chamber, the third trial only commenced in March 2005.

Nuremberg. Trial of Wilhelm List (the Hostages trial).

Based on the average of sixty two trial days for a single accused trial, this trial will require a further seventeen trial days.

However, experience shows the usefulness of twin tracking one joint trial with a single accused trial, as well as the Trial Chamber Sections sitting in shifts.

Based on the average of sixty two trial days for a single accused trial, this trial will require a further forty five trial days.

trial?

Trial?

This... this trial... the trial is over, captain lutze.

You get those in every murder trial.

I'll sit in judgment at your trial!

Appeals in a further 10 trial judgements and one application for review of the trial judgement are pending.

The estimated number of trial days required for the completion of all trial work is 2,596 trial days.

Through pre trial and pre defence status conferences, a Trial Chamber has the authority to streamline trial proceedings.

The estimated number of trial days required for the completion of all trial work is 2,263 trial days.

The trial has since proceeded over twenty five trial days.

This man will testify at your trial. A public trial.

Based on the estimation of sixty two trial days for a single accused trial, a further fifty trial days will be required for the completion of trial.

61. The Special Rapporteur continues to be concerned about the lack of progress in the trial of military personnel accused of having been involved in the attempted coup d état in 1993 and in the assassination of President Ndadaye.

The Trial Chambers are hearing six trials simultaneously and are currently managing 18 cases in the pre trial stage.

In the Seromba trial involving a single accused, the Prosecution has closed its case after twenty five trial days.