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Transmission of information to national courts

national courts or tribunals of last instance

Military courts are courts of special jurisdictions.

The system works in some courts: district courts, courts of appeal, Supreme Court of cassation.

Standing before international judicial and quasi-judicial bodies

Specialized Courts include Gacaca Courts, Military Courts, Commercial Courts and any other as may be determined by an Organic Law.

Specialized Courts include Gacaca Courts, Military Courts, Commercial Courts and any other as may be determined by an Organic Law.

Specialized Courts include Gacaca Courts, Military Courts, Commercial Courts and any other as may be determined by an Organic Law.

between the national courts and international jurisdiction.

Topic: High-risk and other monitored jurisdictions

independent courts of law; general courts, administrative courts and special courts

Common law jurisdictions have fewer judges than civil law jurisdictions.

These criminal charges are much less common that civil lawsuits.

Do international courts have the same credibility as national ones?