Chapter II Cooperation with the International Criminal Court
Section 3 Surrender of an Offender Sought for Surrender, etc.
Subsection 1 Surrender of an Offender Sought for Surrender
(Requirements for the Surrender of an Offender Sought for Surrender)
Article 19 (1) Where the offense underlying the surrender request constitutes a serious crime, the surrender of an offender sought for surrender may be carried out, except in a case that falls under any of the following items:
(i) when the case connected with the offense underlying the surrender request is pending before a Japanese court; provided, however, that this shall not apply where the ICC has determined that the case is admissible pursuant to the provisions of article 17, paragraph 1 of the Statute or has commenced proceedings in the case;
(ii) when a final and binding judgment has been issued in the case connected with the offense underlying the surrender request by a Japanese court; provided, however, that this shall not apply where the ICC has determined that the case is admissible pursuant to the provisions of article 17, paragraph 1 of the Statute, or has rendered a judgment of conviction in the case; or
Chapter II Cooperation with the International Criminal Court
Section 3 Surrender of an Offender Sought for Surrender, etc.
Subsection 1 Surrender of an Offender Sought for Surrender
(Requirements for the Surrender of an Offender Sought for Surrender)
Article 19 (2) (iv) when the case connected with the offense underlying the surrender request is pending before a Japanese court, or when a final and binding judgment has been issued thereon by a Japanese court;
(v) when a case connected with a crime other than the offense underlying the surrender request that has been committed by the offender sought for surrender is pending before a Japanese court, or when the offender sought for surrender has been sentenced to punishment by a Japanese court with regard to such a case and he/she has neither served out the sentence nor come to no longer be subject to the execution thereof; or
Chapter II Cooperation with the International Criminal Court
Section 3 Surrender of an Offender Sought for Surrender, etc.
Subsection 1 Surrender of an Offender Sought for Surrender
(Stay of Examination Proceedings)
Article 24 (1) In the examination set forth in Article 9 of the Act of Extradition as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to paragraph (2) of the preceding Article, where the offender sought for surrender files a motion to the effect that the surrender of the offender sought for surrender should not be granted, on the basis that a case connected to the offense underlying the surrender request is pending before a court in a foreign country or that a final and binding judgment has been issued on said case by a court in a foreign country, the Tokyo High Court may stay the examination proceedings, by an order, until the ICC determines the admissibility of the case pursuant to the provisions of article 17, paragraph 1 of the Statute.
(2) When the motion set forth in the preceding paragraph has been filed, the Superintending Prosecutor of the Tokyo High Public Prosecutors Office shall promptly report to the Minister of Justice to that effect.
(3) Upon receiving the report set forth in the preceding paragraph, the Minister of Justice shall notify the Minister of Foreign Affairs to the effect that the motion set forth in paragraph (1) has been filed.
(4) Upon receiving the notice set forth in the preceding paragraph, the Minister of Foreign Affairs shall notify the ICC to the effect that the motion set forth in paragraph (1) has been filed, and shall consult with the ICC concerning the determination on the admissibility of a case under the provisions of article 17, paragraph 1 of the Statute with regard to the offense underlying the surrender request.
(5) Where the examination proceedings have been stayed pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1), when a public prosecutor of the Tokyo High Public Prosecutors Office finds it necessary, he/she may suspend the detention of the offender sought for surrender. In this case, when he/she finds it necessary, he/she may entrust the offender sought for surrender to a relative thereof or some other person, or restrict the residence of the offender sought for surrender.
(6) Where detention has been suspended pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, when the ICC has then determined to admit the case pursuant to the provisions of article 17, paragraph 1 of the Statute for the offense underlying the surrender request, a public prosecutor of the Tokyo High Public Prosecutors Office shall rescind the suspension of the detention.
(7) The provisions of Article 22, paragraphs (3) through (6) of the Act of Extradition shall apply mutatis mutandis to where the suspension of a detention has been rescinded pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph for an offender sought for surrender.
(8) With regard to the application of the provisions of Article 9, paragraph (1) of the Act of Extradition as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to paragraph (2) of the preceding Article where examination proceedings have been stayed pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1), the term "two months" in Article 9,paragraph (1) of said Act shall be deemed to be replaced with "two months (excluding the period during which the examination proceedings were stayed pursuant to the provisions of Article 24, paragraph (1) of the Act on Cooperation with the International Criminal Court)."
2. Peuvent contester la recevabilité de l'affaire pour les motifs indiqués à l'article 17 ou contester la compétence de la Cour :
a) L'accusé ou la personne à l'encontre de laquelle a été délivré un mandat d'arrêt ou une citation à comparaître en vertu de l'article 58 ;
b) L'État qui est compétent à l'égard du crime considéré du fait qu'il mène ou a mené une enquête, ou qu'il exerce ou a exercé des poursuites en l'espèce ; ou
c) L'État qui doit avoir accepté la compétence de la Cour selon l'article 12.
1. Sauf disposition contraire du présent Statut, nul ne peut être jugé par la Cour pour des actes constitutifs de crimes pour lesquels il a déjà été condamné ou acquitté par elle.
2. Nul ne peut être jugé par une autre juridiction pour un crime visé à l'article 5 pour lequel il a déjà été condamné ou acquitté par la Cour.
3. Quiconque a été jugé par une autre juridiction pour un comportement tombant aussi sous le coup des articles 6, 7, 8 ou 8 bis ne peut être jugé par la Cour que si la procédure devant l'autre juridiction :
a) Avait pour but de soustraire la personne concernée à sa responsabilité pénale pour des crimes relevant de la compétence de la Cour ; ou
b) N'a pas été au demeurant menée de manière indépendante ou impartiale, dans le respect des garanties d'un procès équitable prévues par le droit international, mais d'une manière qui, dans les circonstances, était incompatible avec l'intention de traduire l'intéressé en justice.
2. Lorsque la personne dont la remise est sollicitée saisit une juridiction nationale d'une contestation fondée sur le principe ne bis in idem, comme prévu à l'article 20, l'État requis consulte immédiatement la Cour pour savoir s'il y a eu en l'espèce une décision sur la recevabilité. S'il a été décidé que l'affaire est recevable, l'État requis donne suite à la demande. Si la décision sur la recevabilité est pendante, l'État requis peut différer l'exécution de la demande jusqu'à ce que la Cour ait statué.