relay of the baton [ passing of the baton | baton takeover | taking over of the baton | hand-over | take-over | baton exchange | baton passing | exchange of the baton ]

relay zone [ change-over zone | passing zone | takeover zone | take-over zone | exchange zone ]

per-session cookie | session cookie | transient cookie

competent witness

warning light

gas engine refurbishing technician | motor vehicle refurbishing technician | refurbishing technician | vehicle refurbishing inspector

malfunction indicator lamp [ MIL | malfunction tell-tale | warning light | tell-tale | indicator light | idiot light ]

door ajar indicator | door-ajar indicator | door ajar indicator lamp | door ajar indicator light | door warning light | open door warning light

call eye witnesses | subpoena eye witnesses | call witnesses | summon witnesses

aerobics instructor | swimming instructor | fitness class instructor | fitness instructor

101. Calls on the EU Member States to fully implement the Rome Statute by aligning national legislation with all Statute obligations and to comply with the ICC‘s requests for assistance and cooperation at all stages of the Court’s proceedings, particularly with regard to preliminary examination, investigation, arrest and surrender, protection of victims and witnesses, interim release and the enforcement of sentences; regrets that contributions to the Trust Fund for Victims remain insufficient and calls on EU Member States to provide the resources required for it to fully fulfil its mandate;

11. Welcomes Serbia’s cooperation with the ICTY, which has resulted in all war crimes suspects being handed over to the Hague Tribunal for trial; encourages further cooperation with the Tribunal; endorses the repeated calls by the ICTY chief prosecutor for the thorough investigation and prosecution of the persons engaged in the support networks which enabled fugitives to remain at large for so long, particularly in the military and civilian security services; notes that domestic war crimes prosecutions have proceeded steadily, but draws attention to the need to deal more vigorously with the issue of missing persons; furthermore calls ...[+++] on the authorities to ensure the credibility and professionalism of the Witness Protection Programme (WPP) and to provide it with adequate resources so that the judiciary can effectively continue its proceedings on war crimes; draws attention to the fact that a number of former police officers voluntarily opted out of the WPP because of its considerable shortcomings;

In order to reach consensus, the competent authorities should consider relevant criteria, which may include those set out in the Guidelines which were published in the Eurojust Annual Report 2003 and which were drawn up for the needs of practitioners, and take into account for example the place where the major part of the criminality occurred, the place where the majority of the loss was sustained, the location of the suspected or accused person and possibilities for securing its surrender or extradition to other jurisdictions, the nationality or residence of the suspected or accused person, significant interests of the suspected or accu ...[+++]sed person, significant interests of victims and witnesses, the admissibility of evidence or any delays that may occur.

In order to reach consensus, the competent authorities should consider all relevant criteria, which may include those set out in the Guidelines, which were published in the Eurojust Annual Report 2003, and take into account of for example the place where the major part of the criminality occurred, the place where the majority of the loss was sustained, the location of the suspected or accused person and possibilities for securing his/her surrender or extradition to other jurisdictions, the nationality or residence of the suspected or accused person, significant interests of the suspected or accused person, significant interests of victim ...[+++]s and witnesses, the admissibility of evidence or any delays that may occur.