Examples of using Prosecutor should in English and their translations into Chinese
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If an independent and effective Court was to be established, it was essential that the Prosecutor should have the authority to initiate investigations ex officio.
In view of his independent status, the Prosecutor should be able to receive complaints both from States and from governmental or non-governmental organizations or individuals.
The Prosecutor should be able to receive information from any source and carry out the necessary inquiries before referring the matter to the Court.
Mr. TAÏB(Morocco) said that the Prosecutor should have an independent role and be able to initiate investigations ex officio.
The Prosecutor should safeguard the rights of the suspect, in which context a pre-trial chamber would have a role to play.
The Prosecutor should be independent and be entitled to investigate complaints proprio motu, subject to the safeguards provided by a supervisory Pre-Trial Chamber.
The Prosecutor should be independent and have the power to initiate investigations ex officio, on the basis of information from relevant sources.
The Prosecutor should be fully independent but should not be entitled to trigger proceedings without specific judicial controls.
With regard to paragraph 3(a), she considered that the Registrar and the Prosecutor should be able to participate as observers in meetings of the Bureau.
Although provision should be made for proper judicial control in the investigative stages, the Prosecutor should be entitled to initiate investigations without having to wait for a complaint by a State.
On the legal test the Prosecutor should have carried out, the author contends that the balance between all elements at stake was not performed.
He was also prepared to support the proposal that the Prosecutor should be able to trigger Court action.
On the legal test the Prosecutor should have carried out, the author contends that the balance between all elements at stake was not performed.
His delegation considered that the Prosecutor should be able to initiate investigations ex officio on the basis of information from any reliable source.
He considered that the Prosecutor should be able to act proprio motu, so that option 1 for article 12 was the most appropriate.
Furthermore, the Prosecutor should not have ex officio powers to conduct investigations in States without the prior consent of those States.
The Prosecutor should not be turned into a human rights ombudsman responding to complaints from any source.
At such a time, the prosecutor should have stopped, but he did not.
Paragraph 3 of article 43 raised an issue regarding skills and qualifications, namely whether the Prosecutor and the Deputy Prosecutor should have trial or prosecution experience.
The Prosecutor should be independent of any organ or entity, should be subject to safeguards of objectivity and legality and should have the power to initiate investigations ex officio.