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| may be commenced in the | icc | by the icc prosecutor under |
| judges within the icc the | icc | prosecutor is otherwise unable to |
| in the icc by the | icc | prosecutor under the control of |
| safeguard is that if the | icc | prosecutor wished to initiate an |
| chamber of judges within the | icc | the icc prosecutor is otherwise |
| rome statute states that the | icc | can take action only when |
| rome statute provides that the | icc | may determine that a case |
| handing them over to the | icc | to take proceedings the rome |
| rome statute provides that the | icc | will proceed in the case |
| rome statute says that the | icc | will take action only where |
| properly itself objects to the | icc | continuing with a prosecution or |
| its investigation and prosecution of | icc | crimes the general pattern in |
| to provide assistance to the | icc | in its investigation and prosecution |
| take up the prosecution the | icc | might believe that that system |
| we avoided referring to the | icc | taking over a prosecution as |
| terms to those in the | icc | statute as well as creating |
| allow for the incorporation of | icc | statute crimes into domestic law |
| and is written into the | icc | statute however it is subject |
| incorporates the offences in the | icc | statute into scots domestic law |
| criminal proceedings one in the | icc | and the other in the |
| the matter dr brown the | icc | can commence proceedings at any |
| court s proceedings if the | icc | carries on with its proceedings |
| brings us back to the | icc | considering whether the national proceedings |
| its own proceedings if the | icc | considers that a state is |
| dr brown said that the | icc | could initiate proceedings while the |
| in proceedings at which the | icc | must claim its jurisdiction if |
| the national legal system the | icc | must determine whether proceedings reach |
| is that by incorporating the | icc | offences into domestic law proceedings |
| time it is conceivable that | icc | proceedings could start after national |
| there is any question of | icc | proceedings i would not expect |
| chamber of the icc the | icc | will decide about its proceedings |
| policy memorandum suggests that the | icc | would take over proceedings in |
| completed the proceedings in the | icc | would undoubtedly be subject to |
| the appeal chamber of the | icc | the icc will decide about |
| scotland those individuals who commit | icc | crimes within the jurisdiction of |
| device to try to avoid | icc | jurisdiction it is a difficult |
| within the jurisdiction of the | icc | ms macdonald would it not |
| the accused objects to the | icc | continuing on the basis that |
| the trial itself could the | icc | be challenged because the nation |
| with a trial before the | icc | can say that it should |
| presumption of innocence during an | icc | trial i would not expect |
| when it comes to the | icc | trial in other words the |
| opened the possibility that an | icc | fugitive could avoid being surrendered |
| avoid being surrendered to the | icc | if a court agreed with |
| as it is for the | icc | to determine the period that |
| people s confidence in the | icc | dr brown the test for |
| other countries confidence in the | icc | if they took a similar |
| that extent confidence in the | icc | might be undermined in that |
| potential detention in scotland of | icc | prisoners who are sentenced at |
| to be levied and for | icc | prisoners who are sentenced by |
| pursuant to such a detention | icc | prisoners who serve a sentence |
| example in the incorporation of | icc | offences into domestic law that |
| requirements for either national or | icc | decisions to be reported however |
| will be reported and the | icc | decisions will almost certainly go |
| humanitarian terms operates will the | icc | s decisions be merely persuasive |
| put on the web the | icc | s decisions will be very |
| the national court and the | icc | separately to decide whether their |
| serve their sentences which the | icc | will decide is it possible |
| i would not expect the | icc | even to contemplate the commencement |
| tribunals we should expect the | icc | in dealing with such questions |
| national legal system and the | icc | dr brown said that the |
| an accusation dr brown the | icc | would not take over national |
| law and co operation with | icc | investigations they also allow for |
| gone into ensuring that the | icc | will be a court in |
| that is issued by the | icc | and interprets certain terms that |
| to be commenced in the | icc | if a state that thinks |
| state to agree with the | icc | whether a prisoner should come |
| system is genuine if the | icc | takes the view that what |
| majority of cases for the | icc | to take a different view |
| is a matter for the | icc | which will take a view |
| matter of years ahead the | icc | is working on the assumption |
| case might go to the | icc | for the convenience of witnesses |
| very deliberately so that the | icc | would take the decision on |
| it will be but the | icc | might be unhappy about a |
| be some business for the | icc | but exactly how much will |
| being spent on creating the | icc | but will it have a |
| one would hope that the | icc | s existence will lead to |
| to the result in the | icc | the accused will still be |
| it will be for the | icc | to examine what is going |
| is optional however if the | icc | which will not have prisons |
| our eyes to that the | icc | will be able to use |
| that the establishment of the | icc | will be held up if |
| there a risk that the | icc | will be undermined by not |
| ultimately the question for the | icc | will be whether it has |
| it is envisaged that the | icc | will step in only where |
| will be concerned with the | icc | will want to be seen |
| completely clean sheet in the | icc | if he is being tried |
| if they went before the | icc | i do not understand that |
| would be regarded by the | icc | as indicating anything about the |
| an important point would the | icc | be able to say we |
| judgments which would give the | icc | clout at the same time |
| or four years ago the | icc | would be in existence now |
| freezing of the proceeds of | icc | crime the detail of those |
| of individuals wanted by the | icc | the arguments for including those |
| until proved guilty before the | icc | the convener but under scots |
| have ratified the treaty the | icc | cannot be established why are |
| orders for the proceeds of | icc | crime we need to be |
| in such cases does the | icc | have the power to announce |
| where a request from the | icc | appears to require the exercise |
| to say anything about the | icc | s work load with any |
| deals with assistance to the | icc | in order to ratify the |
| of the sort that the | icc | is to deal with ms |
| that are issued by the | icc | against the convicted person although |
| privileges and immunities to the | icc | and perhaps more significantly that |
| the idea for a permanent | icc | goes back as far as |
| by the courts when the | icc | hears trials and reports them |
| a key function of the | icc | is to act as a |
| of them what is the | icc | s expected work load there |
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