Sentence examples for tribunal access from inspiring English sources

The changes of regime in Serbia and Croatia in 2000 gave the tribunal access to more prominent suspects, and ambitious prosecutors set out to reveal and prosecute the chains of command behind the large-scale crimes of the war.

The plan to close 91 courts and tribunals "undermines access to justice, and the principle of local justice," and could see solicitors abandon legal aid cases.

The bill also: Gives defendants in tribunals more access to evidence, including classified evidence, relying on tested procedures used to protect national security.

"The justice select committee is right to highlight that at their current level employment tribunal fees put access to justice at risk.

Mr Hitchens yesterday took the security services to a tribunal to get access to a file he believes they kept on him 30 years ago.

But it asks that Yugoslavia provide tribunal investigators with access and documents, and cooperate with the "surrender and transfer of indictees or assistance in their apprehension".

Hearn last night said he was satisfied that the verdict was fair: "It was an independent tribunal who had access to all the evidence, not just minutes of video footage which was shown by a newspaper.

"This case appears to be the first in American jurisprudence where an American citizen has been held incommunicado and subjected to an indefinite detention in the continental United States without charges, without any findings by a military tribunal, and without access to a lawyer," Judge Doumar wrote.

A22 Military Tribunals Scrutinized The American Bar Association called on Congress and the White House to ensure that all defendants before military tribunals have adequate access to civilian lawyers.

So what of the tribunal's approach?

In order to keep the aid flowing, the Yugoslavs must furnish documents related to war crimes, help in the location of witnesses and provide access for tribunal investigators.