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Trial Proceedings
Subsequently, in a decision issued on 31
May 2011, Trial Chamber III ordered the
implementation of the Appeals Chamber’s
decision, setting forth the procedure for the
submission of evidence and rendering all prior
applications regarding the admissibility of
evidence moot. 1577 Retrospectively, parties were
to identify material included in their lists of
documents and in the questioning of witnesses
that they wished to submit as evidence. Going
forward, the parties were to identify the specific
material they intended to submit as evidence
during the questioning of each witness. It
ordered objections to the admissibility of
evidence to be submitted to the opposing party
and the Chamber as soon as was practicable
prior to the hearing at which the document was
to be admitted. If no objections were made, the
item of evidence would be admitted following
review by the Chamber. Participating victims
were instructed to file a written application,
setting out their personal interests, after which
the Chamber could authorise their submission
of evidence. 1578
1577 ICC-01/05-01/08-1470. Judge Ozaki filed a partially
dissenting opinion: ICC-01/05-01/08-1471.
1578 ICC-01/05-01/08-1470, paras 13-14.
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