V. CHALLENGING ADMISSIBILITY

Article 9

(4) With regard to arrest, detention and surrender of a person at the request of the Court following their decision on the admissibility of a matter, the Ministry, in co-operation with the competent national bodies, shall proceed in accordance with the provisions of this Act and the act regulating criminal proceedings.

VI. ARREST, DETENTION AND SURRENDER OF A PERSON TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT

Article 12

(3) After the investigating judge has issued a ruling, the person whose surrender has been requested may be detained for a maximum of 30 days.

VI. ARREST, DETENTION AND SURRENDER OF A PERSON TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT

Article 12

(5) The detention referred to in the third paragraph of this article may be extended by means of a ruling of a panel of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia, but it may not exceed a total of nine months. An appeal may be filed against a ruling of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia within 48 hours, to a panel of five judges of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia; such an appeal, however, shall not stay enforcement of the ruling. The panel of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia must rule on the appeal without delay.

(6) The Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia must ex officio confirm the existence of grounds for detention under this article every two months.