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Please
note that this is not a verbatim transcript of the Press Briefing.
It is merely a summary.
ICTY Weekly Press Briefing
Date: 28.07.2004
Time: 12.00 p.m.
Registry and Chambers:
Jim Landale, Spokesman for Registry
and Chambers, made the following statement:
Good afternoon,
There will be a Plenary Session
of the Judges of the Tribunal this afternoon and possibly tomorrow.
We will keep you informed of any developments that might arise from
the Session.
I would like to remind you that
the Appeals Judgement in The Prosecutor v. Tihomir Blaskic will
be rendered tomorrow 29 July at 9 a.m. in Courtroom I. You are all
welcome to attend.
We have also received the ‘Prosecution
Submission in Response to the Trial Chamber’s 19 July 2004 "Further
Order on Future Conduct of the Trial"’, the ‘Prosecution
Submission in Response to the Trial Chamber’s 21 July 2004 "Further
Order on Future Conduct of the Trial Relating to Severance of One
or More Indictments"’, and the Amici Curiae’s submissions
on the same subject.
Copies of these have already been made for you
and will be available after this briefing.
As the summer recess is almost
upon us, this will be the last scheduled press briefing until 1
September. Needless to say, the Press Office will of course be staffed
and open throughout the recess period.
Finally, I understand that the ADC will give a
briefing after this.
See
also the latest ADC-ICTY press briefing.
Office of the Prosecution:
Florence Hartmann for the Office
of the Prosecutor announced that she would be on leave from 6 August
2004.
Questions:
Asked whether he had any information
on hearings for the last week of August, Landale answered that the
Krajisnik trial was scheduled to restart in the afternoon of 30
August. The Milosevic trial was scheduled to restart the following
day, he added.
Documents:
The Prosecutor
v. Slobodan Milosevic
22 July 2004 "Amici
Curiae’s Response To Prosecution’s Notice Pursuant To Rule 94bis
Filed 15 July 2004."
26 July 2004 "Prosecution
Application To Modify The ‘Second Order Granting Leave To Amend
The Croatia Indictment’, And To Permit The Prosecution To File A
Second Amended Croatia Indictment."
27 July 2004 "Decision
On Motions Of The Defence In Prosecutor v Milutinovic,Ojanic and
Sainovic For Access To Certain Confidential Filings."
The Prosecutor
v. Ivan Cermak and Mladen Markac
22 July 2004 "Mladen
Markac’s Motion For Provisional Release".
22 July 2004 "Prosecution’s
Response To The Preliminary Motions On Defects In The Form Of The
Indictment Filed By Mladen Markac On 9 July 2004 And Ivan Cermak
On 15 July 2004."
22 July 2004 "Ivan
Cermak’s Motion For Provisional Release."
The Prosecutor
v. Miroslav Deronjic
22 July 2004 "Appellant’s
Brief Pursuant To Rule 111."
The Prosecutor
v. Milomir Stakic
22 July 2004 "Addendum
To The Prosecution’s Response Brief."
The Prosecutor
v. Jovica Stanisic and Franko Simatovic
22 July 2004 "Prosecution’s
Pre-Trial Brief."
The Prosecutor
v. Pavle Strugar
26 July 2004 "Prosecution’s
Motion For The Trial Chamber To Conduct An On-Site Visit To Dubrovnik."
The Prosecutor
v. Prlic et al.
26 July 2004 "The
Accused Valentin Coric’s Response To Prosecution Motion To Defer
Decision On Defence Applications For Provisional Release."
26 July 2004 "The
Accused Milivoj Petkovic’s Response To Prosecution Motion To Defer
Decision On Defence Applications For Provisional Release."
26 July 2004 "The
Accused Jadranko Prlic’s Response To Prosecution Motion To Defer
Decision On Defence Applications For Provisional Release."
26 July 2004 "The
Accused Berislav Pusic’s Response To Prosecution Motion To Defer
Decision On Defence Applications For Provisional Release."
26 July 2004 "The
Accused Slobodan Praljak’s Response To Prosecution Motion To Defer
Decision On Defence Applications For Provisional Release."
The Prosecutor
v Miroslav Radic
27 July 2004 "Directive
To Reconsider Legal Aid Decision."
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