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international criminal tribunal for rwanda in tanzania. her career began after graduating from the stenographic institute of texas in 1989, and her work took her around the country and across the world with positions in the united kingdom, the caribbean, and south africa. melinda has reported both house committee hearings and floor proceedings. she's taken down committee testimony from the chief -- from two chief justices of the supreme court and three secretaries of state, among many others. on the floor, melinda has reported the state of the union messages for three presidents as well as the remarks of numerous foreign dignitaries during joint meetings of the congress. upon melinda's promotion to chief reporter in 2015, she led the team of reporters and staff in charge of the production of the congressional record. under her watch, the office has been successful in meeting its daily production deadlines while capturing the intory indicate parliamentary -- intory indicate parliamentary nuances. she has an updated, more than 200 pages long

well the rome statute for the international criminal court is one of the most highly developed integrated. laws truck tribunalswhich is integrated all the high principles of the major legal system so the defense are right to appeal the decision the prosecution has the right to the appeal the decision there are very strict. provisions on sentencing of so this will continue. going forward to try and reach justice and try and as your report mentioned this was crimes committed 17 years ago into gondo was in his late twenty's as a commander in his thirty's he was a congo general he turned himself in to the u.s. embassy and come golly because he was was the only way he was going to survive and asked the u.s. government which opposed the court to transfer him to a hate which they arranged to do so it is an extraordinary. development it's also an incident and then it's a condition where it's was not an international armed conflict but an internal armed conflict where. the provisions of the of the court are in force. the court itself correct me if i'm wrong on any of these numbers but as i have it 34 indictments over t