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He and Hezbollah, along with their allies, were negotiating a compromise on the tribunal, whose indictments are expected to be issued within two months.

"The fairly extensive role the U.S. military has taken around the world makes it leery of being tried by a tribunal whose standards we can't control," he said.

But such protests do not impress the tribunal, whose chief prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, says there are no grounds for Mr. Racan to appeal against the indictment.

It should speak out on the necessity for United Nations participation in forming a tribunal whose credibility will not be doubted.

The newly established Supreme Judicial Tribunal, whose independence has been questioned by opposition forces, ruled that the restrictions did not apply retroactively.

It has become an admirably fair tribunal whose judgments have helped to modernize aspects of international law stagnant since Nuremberg, for example ruling that rape is a form of torture and a crime against humanity.

Among the most obvious cases was the Roman Catholic church with nearly 200 diocesan tribunals whose main task was marriage annulments.

The existing commissions did not meet that standard, the justices said.In the rush to pass legislation to make the commissions lawful, officials evidently overlooked the fact that other tribunals, whose job it is to determine the status of detainees, can place them in one of only two categories.

It is commonly considered the first truly international criminal court to try individuals for the alleged commission of international crimes, as opposed to the post-World War II tribunals, whose membership was restricted to the allied powers that had emerged victorious from that conflict.

I didn't know that it was going to be a place where we'd carry out tribunals whose endgame is meant to execute people.

Puerto Rico's justice system is headed by the island's Supreme Court (Tribunal Supremo), whose six justices are appointed to life terms by the governor with the advice and consent of the commonwealth Senate.