Rule 94bis
Definition
The ICTY procedural rule governing expert witness evidence. Required that expert reports be disclosed in advance, that the opposing party could challenge the expert, and that reports identified the expert's qualifications and the bases for each opinion. Set the template for expert evidence in subsequent international criminal courts.
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- ICMP, EAAF, and ICTY Recovery ProtocolsThe ICTY procedural rule governing expert witness evidence. Required that expert reports be disclosed in advance, that the opposing party could challenge the e...