Internal Rule 91

<p><strong>Rule 91. Hearing of other Parties and Witnesses</strong></p><p><em>(Amended on 17 September 2010)</em></p><p>1. The Chamber shall hear the Civil Parties, witnesses and experts in the order it considers useful.</p><p>2.<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-space: pre;"> </span>The Judges may ask any questions and the Co-Prosecutors and all the other parties and their lawyers shall also be allowed to ask questions with the permission of the President. Except for questions asked by the Judges, the Co-Prosecutors and the lawyers, all questions shall be asked through the President of the Chamber.</p><p>3. The Co-Prosecutors and all the other parties and their lawyers may object to the continued hearing of the testimony of any witnesses, if they consider that such testimony is not conducive to ascertaining the truth. In such cases, the President shall decide whether to take the testimony.</p><p>4. After being questioned, each witness shall remain at the disposal of the Chamber until the Chamber decides that his or her presence is no longer needed.</p>