Whether a Trial Chamber of a Special Tribunal could recognize an individual as an expert in the matters of (1) surveillance of criminal networks; and (2) identification and organization of covert communications networks whose evidence could assist the Trial Chamber.
Whether a Trial Chamber abused its discretion by concluding that an individual’s involvement with the prosecution and his potential lack of impartiality, independence, and scientific objectivity did not bar his admission as an expert.
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