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That's not quite how courts work; that's not even, in theory, how military tribunals work.

Justice Goldstone also said that only a Security Council resolution -- subject to the veto of any of the five permanent members -- could bring an end to the tribunals' work.

The ambitious objectives of reconciliation and deterrence became indelibly linked with the tribunals' work.

How well the various forms of tribunals work, their value as an adjunct to US and international efforts to bolster the rule of law, and their future in a world that is increasingly driven by conflict, will be the subject of what promises to be a fascinating conversation.

Of the £2bn legal aid budget, some £33m was spent on mental health last year – it is one of the few areas of legal aid to have seen an increase, of 4% – with some 85% of that spend going on tribunal work.

An emergency meeting of the national workplace relations tribunal worked through the night before adjourning on Sunday morning without a resolution.

Mexico, struggling with a painful economic slowdown, tried to reassure investors, issuing a statement saying the government "honors its international obligations, even when it does not agree with the findings of the international tribunal nor with the way the tribunal works".

The experience of war-torn countries like Bosnia has proved that such tribunals can work, if properly designed.

The Pentagon turned down requests from legal groups to circulate the regulations for public comment before issuing them in late March, four months after the bare-bones executive order had raised many questions about how the tribunals would work.

"Military tribunals can work if they are created and structured fairly and properly, if they are open so that the public can see what's going on, subject to national security considerations, and if the same quality of due process was granted as in the criminal justice system," Mr. Sonnett said.

Though the African Union has no official standing to effect change at the court, the African countries' stance could complicate the tribunal's work by providing backing for heads of state who refuse to cooperate.