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 ICTY Weekly Press Briefing 
 Date: 27.10.2004
 
 Time: 12.00 p.m.
 
 Registry and Chambers: 
 Jim Landale, Spokesman for Registry and Chambers,made the following statement:
 
 Good afternoon,  
 	I can confirm that the Registry has receiveda request from Steven Kay and Gillian Higgins for their withdrawal
 from their role as assigned counsel in the Milosevic case. I would
 underline the fact that at this point it is a request. Both assigned
 counsel are still assigned to the case until there is a decision
 otherwise. Copies of that request for withdrawal to the Registry
 will be made available to you once this briefing has concluded.
 
 
 	The President of the ICTY, Judge Theodor Meron,will conduct an official visit to Croatia on 4 and 5 November 2004,
 at the invitation of the Croatian Government. This will be the first
 official visit to Croatia by President Meron.
 
 During the two-day visit, President Meron is due to meet with thePrime Minister, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of
 Justice, the President of the Supreme Court and the President of
 the Republic.
 
 Discussions are expected to focus on general aspectsof cooperation between the ICTY and Croatia, and the Tribunal’s
 completion strategy.
 
 
 Aside from the continuation of the Krajisnik, Oricand Hadzihasanovic and Kubura trials next week:
 
 
 There will be a status conference in The Prosecutorv. Milomir Stakic on 2 November at 2.30 p.m. in Courtroom I.
 
 
 There will be a status conference in The Prosecutorv. Mitar Rasevic on 4 November at 3 p.m.
 
 
 There will be a status conference in The Prosecutorv. Stanislav Galic on 22 November at 2.30 p.m.
 
 
 There will be a status conference in The Prosecutorv. Martinovic and Naletilic on 23 November at 4 p.m.
 
 
 And, there will be a status conference in TheProsecutor v. Milan Babic on 17 December at 2.30 p.m.
 
 
 With regard to court documents, a list of the mostrecent court documents will be available to you after this.
 
 
 Office of the Prosecution: 
 
 Florence Hartmann for the Office of the Prosecutormade no statement.
 
 
 Questions: 
 
 Asked what the next step would be, Landale saidthat in most cases, pursuant to the Directive on Assignment of Defence
 Counsel, the request would be to the Registrar and it would be for
 him to decide. Of course this case was slightly different in that
 the counsel were assigned pursuant to an Order from the Trial Chamber
 and so it could well be that the Trial Chamber would need to rule
 on the matter. That would be something he expected to be determined
 in the course of today, Landale said.
 
 
 Press Briefing Documents: 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Slobodan Milosevic 
 
 22 October 2004 "Prosecution’s ThirteenthReport Concerning Disclosure."
 
 
 26 October 2004 "Order On Amici Curiae ObservationsOn Relevant Issues Of International Law."
 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Sefer Halilovic 
 
 21 October 2004 "Order On Defence Motion reProsecution Failure To Seek Leave From The Trial Chamber."
 
 
 22 October 2004 "Order On Prosecution ApplicationFor Admission Of Evidence Under Rule 92bis."
 
 
 22 October 2004 "Prosecution’s Reply To DefenceResponse To Prosecution Motion To Amend Indictment."
 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Ivan Cermak and MladenMarkac
 
 
 22 October 2004 "Appellant Mladen Markac’sInterlocutory Appeal Against The Trial Chamber’s Decision Denying
 Second Motion For Provisional Release."
 
 
 22 October 2004 "Ivan Cermak’s InterlocutoryAppeal Against Trial Chamber’s Decision On Second Motion For The
 Provisional Release."
 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Naser Oric 
 
 21 October 2004 "Order Concerning GuidelinesOn Evidence And The Conduct Of Parties During Trial Proceedings."
 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Momir Nikolic 
 
 21 October 2004 "Decision On Appellant’s MotionTo Amend Notice Of Appeal."
 
 
 26 October 2004 "Appellant Momir Nikolic’sAmended Notice Of Appeal."
 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Blagoje Simic 
 
 21 October 2004 "Decision On Motion Of BlagojeSimic Pursuant To Rule 65(I) For Provisional Release For A Fixed
 Period To Attend Memorial Services For His Father."
 
 
 21 October 2004 "Corrigendum." 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Momcilo Krajisnik 
 
 21 October 2004 "Prosecution’s NotificationConcerning Examination Of Adverse Witnesses."
 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Mladen Naletilic and VinkoMartinovic
 
 
 20 October 2004 "Decision On Naletilic’s ConsolidatedMotion To Present Additional Evidence."
 
 
 20 October 2004 "Decision On Martinovic’s Request For PresentationOf Additional Evidence."
 
 The Prosecutor v. Mejakic, Gruban, Fustar,and Knezevic
 
 
 22 October 2004 "Decision On Prosectution’sMotion For Admission Of Trial Transcripts and Statements Pursuant
 To Rule 92bis and Rule 89(F) and Protective Measures."
 
 
 22 October 2004 "Decision On Prosecution’sMotion For Leave To Add And Remove Witnesses From Its Rule 65ter
 Witness List."
 
 
 26 October 2004 "Order On Prosecution’s MotionTo Amend Consolidated Indictment Schedules A Through F, The Rul
 65ter Witness Summaries, And The Pre-Trial Brief Incident Summaries."
 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Prlic, Stojic, Praljak,Petkovic, Coric, and Pusic
 
 
 25 October 2004 "The Accused Valentin Coric’sApplication For Provisional Leaving Of His Residence."
 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Jovica Stanisic and FrankoSimatovic
 
 
 26 October 2004 "Decision On ConfidentialProsecutions Motions For Protective Measures."
 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Radoslav Brdanin 
 
 26 October 2004 "Prosecution’s response ToAppellants’ ‘Motion For Disclosure Pursuant To Rule 68 And Motion
 For An Order To The Registrar To Disclose Certain Materials."
 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Enver Hadzihasanovic andAmir Kubura
 
 
 27 October 2004 "Decision On Motions For AcquittalPursuant To Rule 98bis Of The Rules Of Procedure and Evidence."
 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Miroslav Tadic 
 
 25 October 2004 "Written Submission Of MrMiroslav Tadic On Reports From The Registry And The Office Of The
 Prosecutor Regarding His Early Release."
 
 
 The Prosecutor v. Pasko Ljubicic 
 
 27 October 2004 "Decision On Prosecution’sMotion To Lift Confidentiality Of A Filing From The Case Of Prosecutor
 v. Tihomir Blaskic."
 
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 Seealso the latest ADC-ICTY press briefing.
 
 
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