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Hague Case Law – Latest Developments
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 May 2009
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1. It is important to note that Rule 61 is not a trial in absentia, which is not provided for in the Tribunal's Statute, under which every accused has the right to attend the trial. Moreover, Rule 61 does not allow for a determination of the accused's guilt; it thereby follows that the Trial Chamber cannot pronounce any sentence.