Out of court he was deputy chairman of the northern agricultural tribunal from 1975 and an assistant boundary commissioner from 1978 to 1985.
After the war Heidegger was banned by a de-Nazification tribunal from teaching.
An example of this, he says, was Chancellor George Osborne's announcement this month of a fee for bringing an employment tribunal from 2013.
Mark Harmon is a former public defender in California, who recently retired as senior prosecutor for the ICTY – having been with the tribunal from the start.
On 11 December the readers' editor's office received a complaint about the Guardian's coverage of the Smithwick tribunal from Paul Larkin, a writer and film-maker.
Her father, who sits on State Supreme Court in the Bronx, was the commissioner and president of the New York City Tax Appeals Tribunal from 1989 to 2003.
Originally used in Athens as a tribunal from which orators addressed the citizens as well as the courts of law, the bema later became a standard fixture in Christian churches.
International courts have always avoided it, and most Western countries do not permit it, which will make it tough to win support for the tribunal from the European Union and others.
Lord Justice Simon Brown, one of the three judges, appeared to take note of the protracted legal passage of the case during the last year and a half, saying one reason the court was taking the case was to spare another "unfortunate" tribunal from having to deal with the complex case all over again.
Neither Mr. Milosevic nor Mr. Seselj would be able to take a seat in Parliament, and the two were banned by the Hague tribunal from taking any active role in the campaign after court officials learned the Serbian Socialist Party had used a tape-recorded telephone conversation with Mr. Milosevic calling on Serbs to vote for it.
A wide range of penalties are open to the tribunal, from exclusion from the championship, through race bans to fines.
