Blog entries tagged Andrew Cayley

Cayley highlights criticism of OCIJ; presents prosecutorial strategy for Case 002

Elena Lesley — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 18:10:44 +0100

International Co-Prosecutor Andrew Cayley gave an interesting presentation at Rutgers on Wednesday, but unfortunately, he did not want to comment on the record about allegations of political interference at the tribunal (particularly in relation to Cases 003 and 004). It would be safe to say, however, in the comments he did make, Cayley expressed "very grave concerns" about the conduct of Cases 003 and 004, as reported in today's Post.

Moreover, Cayley referenced the recent decisions b...

Defiant Co-Prosecutor to speak at Rutgers this month

Elena Lesley — Sun, 09 Oct 2011 23:00:57 +0100

Amid renewed challenges to the credibility of the Khmer Rouge tribunal, international Co-Prosecutor Andrew Cayley will be speaking at Rutgers later this month. The event is scheduled for October 26 and will take place in the Newark Center for Law and Justice. It will be interesting to see how Cayley responds to questions related to recent controversies surrounding investigation of ...

"Disloyal" ECCC staffers and the debate over additional prosecutions

Elena Lesley — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 17:00:00 +0100

Like many journalists, I received a somewhat peculiar message from the Co-Investigating Judges on Thursday. It read that the judges, "have credible information that the content of the Second Introductory Submission which is classified as confidential, has been divulged by a disloyal staff member of the ECCC," and issued a warning "that anyone publishing information from this confidential document is liable to be subjected to proceedings for Interference with the Administration of Justice purs...

Video interview with international prosecutors

Wed, 04 Aug 2010 08:06:54 +0100

Cambodia Tribunal Monitor has a post-verdict interview posted with international co-prosecutor Andrew Cayley and deputy prosecutor William Smith in which they talk about the judgment and compare the ECCC to other international tribunals at which they've worked. CTM has also posted an interview with John Ciorciari, a senior legal adviser at DC-Cam, as well as video of the verdict itself.

CTM Interviews International Co-Prosecutor Andrew Cayley and Deputy International Co-P...

Recent developments at the ECCC

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 03:54:03 +0100

Several events of note so far this month:

1. The tribunal on December 2 announced the appointment of veteran war crimes lawyer Andrew Cayley as international co-prosecutor, filling a position that was left vacant by the departure of Robert Petit in September.

2. Judges ruled on December 8 that joint criminal enterprise, a controversial form of liability under which suspects can be found responsible for crimes committed as part of a common plan, could apply at the tribunal, setti...