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IT-97-25-A, Judgement, 17 September 2003 (‘Krnojelac Appeal Judgement’), para. 84. Kvocˇka et al. Appeal Judgement, supra note 18, para. 251; Krnojelac Appeal Judgement, supra note 18, para. 75; Blagojevic´ and Jokic´ Trial Judgement, supra note 9, para. 702. , Prosecutor v. Ademi and Norac, Case No. IT-04-78-PT, Decision for Referral to the Authorities of the Republic of Croatia Pursuant to Rule 11bis, 14 September 2205, para. 36; Prosecutor v. Martic´, Case No. IT-95-11-PT, Decision on Preliminary Motion Against the Amended Indictment, 2 June 2003, para.
26 (redacted version). 13 It described the division of responsibilities between Furundzˇija and Bralo in the following manner: ‘There is no doubt that the accused and [Bralo], as commanders, divided the process of interrogation by performing different functions. ’14 The Chamber then held that, as the prosecution had pleaded Article 7(1) liability in relation to all the crimes charged without specifying the precise form of responsibility through which Furundzˇija should be found guilty, the Chamber was ‘empowered and obliged .
Kordic´ and Cˇerkez, Case No. IT-95-14/2-T, Judgement, 26 February 2001 (‘Kordic´ and Cˇerkez Trial Judgement’), para. 831. In a seminal decision reaffirming the jurisdiction of the ICTY to apply JCE as a form of responsibility, the Appeals Chamber called into question the appropriateness of using the term ‘co-perpetrator’ to describe a participant in a JCE, but did not expressly disapprove of the terms’ interchangeability: The Prosecution pointed out in its indictment against Ojdanic´ that its use of the word ‘committed’ was not intended to suggest that any of the accused physically perpetrated any of the crimes charged, personally.