Chapter 8 Removal from office and disciplinary measures
| Author | International Criminal Court |
| Pages | 52-53 |
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Regulations of the Court
Chapter 8
Removal from office and disciplinary measures
Regulation 119
Receipt and administrat ion of complaints
1. All complai nts against a judg e, the Prosecutor, a Deput y Prosecutor, the Regi strar
or the Deputy Reg istrar concer ning conduct defined u nder rules 24 and 25 sha ll be
submitted di rectly to the Presidency, which sha ll notify the person aga inst whom the
complaint has been d irected of that complaint.
2. The Presidency sh all make a ll necessar y arrange ments for admini strative ass istance
when dealing w ith a complaint.
Regulation 120
Procedure under ru le 26, sub-rule 2
1. The Presidency sh all be assisted by three judg es, appointed on the basis of automatic
rotation followi ng the English alphabet of the sur names of all judges not comprising
the Presidency or t he judge being complained against , in order to determine whether
a complaint is anony mous or manifestly un founded.
2. The judges appointed in acco rdance with sub-reg ulation 1 sha ll, where necessar y,
seek additional com ments from either the per son being complaine d against or the
complainant and sh all make a recom mendation to the Presidenc y on whether such
complaint is adm issible or should be set aside in accordance w ith rule 26, sub-rule 2.
The appointed judges sha ll also make a recommendat ion as to whether the complaint
against a judge, t he Registra r or Deputy Regi strar relates to conduct wh ich falls
manifest ly outside the scope of rule 24.
3. The Presidency sh all decide whether to accept any recom mendation described in sub-
regulat ion 2.
4. If a complai nt relates to a member of the Presidenc y, he or she shall not carr y out
any funct ion as a member of the Presidenc y with rega rd to the complaint and hi s
or her function s in that respect sh all be exerci sed by the next avai lable judge having
precedence in accordance w ith regulation 10.
Regulation 121
Decision under rule 26, sub-ru le 2, and transmis sion of complaint to the
competent organ
1. In case the P residency decides that a compla int again st a judge, the Regist rar or
Deputy Regi strar is not anony mous or mani festly unfou nded, it shall t ransmit the
complaint to a plenar y session, unles s the Presidency deter mines that t he conduct
complained of fal ls manife stly outside the scope of r ule 24, in which case the matter
shall be considere d by the Presidency in accordance with a rticle 47, rule 30, sub-rule
1 and regulat ion 122.
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