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Standing and In-Chambers Opinions
As per your post elsewhere, I’m starting this thread to discuss the current policy that allows only the petitioner or someone with their permission to request in-chambers opinions on the dismissal of cases. I have a few thoughts on this. I would be against allowing anyone to request an ICO. The idea behind the original restriction was to prevent them from being too frequent and taking up time that could be dedicated to admitted cases, if possible, so doing away with it isn’t something I’d favour. Instead I would prefer that we adopt the idea of standing, as was hinted at in the 1912 thread, so that only certain people with a vested interest in the issue can request an ICO. Thoughts? Former Delegate of the South Pacific
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I agree, though we should require them to demonstrate standing as part of ant such request.
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I agree with what's been said above, though I think I'd be compelled to go further to define what vested interest means.
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I think you mean "Prosecution" and "Defense"...
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I could work with those lists. This does force us to provide a bit more formality to the submission of amicus briefs, which is another subject we probably want to address. I'll be starting another thread for that.
Former Delegate of the South Pacific
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For LQs, it might be prudent to further state that granting legal standing to a party designated by the petitioner should only be used in cases where the petitioner is unable to make their own case due to being banned from the region etc. Also, such requests for designation should be made in writing to the Court (ie: May I apply to the Court to designate X to file and represent me in this LQ?) rather than have X say that they're representing the Petitioner. Likewise would go for the appointment of Counsels.
That’s acceptable to me.
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