Instead, the panel delivered the names in a sealed envelope to the United Nations' top human rights official.
"Hundreds of people have written to us in the past weeks".Relatives of Dióscoro Galindo, a teacher, were among those who delivered the names to Judge Garzón.
The two sides also disagreed about whether copyright holders should be forced to deliver the names of files, or song titles, in paper form, or in computerized form, like a CD-ROM.
Officials say court-ordered subpoenas served on incorporators of shell and shelf corporations generally do deliver the names of the real owners hiding behind nominees.
On 9 July, delegates from the J8, the junior version of the G8, will personally deliver the names of those participating in the 'I'm Part of the G8 Too' programme – and a selection of the best photos – to leaders attending the meeting.
But instead of delivering the endearingly named document LOVE-LETTER-FOR-YOU.TXT.VBS, NewLove cloaked itself by snatching a recent document name from its victim's hard disk and using that name in the subject line of all subsequent messages sent from the address list, destroying data on the hard drives of affected computers.
"The BBC has a proud reputation of delivering the biggest names and highest quality coverage at major football tournaments and we are sure Rio will play a central part in helping us deliver this again".
Delivering the Donald Dewar Lecture, named after the late former first minister of Scotland, Mr Brown said he was not in favour of full financial powers for Scotland, short of independence, saying the move would result in taxes being raised.
Delivering the Mackenzie Stuart Lecture, named after the first British judge to serve as president of the European court of justice, the European justice commissioner endorsed Churchill's view in a famous speech in Zurich in 1946 that Britain should remain apart from the United States of Europe.
While Giles dreamed up zany promotions — Karl Wallenda walking a tightrope above the field, a daredevil named Kiteman delivering the first ball — Montgomery sold tickets.
