Final Submission

<p>A final submission is a submission by the Co-Prsecutors requesting the Co-Investigating Judges to make a specific Closing Order in a particular case. The Co-Prosecutors may request the Co-Investgating Judges to either indict a charged person and send him or her for trial, or to dismiss the case.</p><p>The Co-Investigating Judges are not bound by the final submission from the Co-Prosecutors when they decide whether to indict a charged person, or dot dismiss the case.</p>

Case file 004/01 forwarded for final submissions

Wed, 07/27/2016 - 19:14

On 27 July 2016, the Co-Investigating Judges issued a forwarding order under Internal Rule 66(4) requesting the Co-Prosecutors to file their final submission. Under Internal Rule 66(5), the Co- Prosecutors now have up to three months to file their submission. After that, the Defence will be given adequate time to respond to the Co-Prosecutors’ final submission. The Co-Investigating Judges will issue the Closing Order in due course after having received submissions from both sides. 

Co-Prosecutors request indictment of Nuon Chea, Ieng Sary, Khieu Samphan and Ieng Thirith

Mon, 08/16/2010 - 00:00

Today the Co-Prosecutors filed their Final Submission in Case 002 with the Co-Investigating Judges. Under Sub-Rule 66(5) of the ECCC Internal Rules, once the Co-Prosecutors consider that the investigation has concluded, the Co-Prosecutors are required to issue a written, reasoned final submission within 45 days of receiving the Case File from the Co-Investigating Judges.

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