Ireland

International Criminal Court Act 2006

Part 5
Other Requests

52.—

(7) If at any stage of the proceedings it appears that there are grounds for suspecting that the person has committed an ICC offence, the judge shall—

(a) inform the person of his or her rights under paragraph 2 of Article 55,
(b) where necessary, order that the person be provided a competent interpreter, and
(c) order that legal aid be provided for the person if it appears to the judge that the person’s means are insufficient to enable him or her to obtain such aid.

Keywords

Fair trial standards



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