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The sub-fonds contains judicial case records for ICTY cases. The records are arranged by case and usually consist of:

1. filings – records related to the case which were submitted by a Chamber, Judge, Party or Non-Party (“Submitting Party”) and entered in the Case File by the Court Records Office

2. exhibits – records formally admitted into evidence by a Chamber

3. transcripts – verbatim, written records of court hearings or other proceedings before the Tribunal

4. audiovisual recordings of court hearings or other proceedings

There is a catalogue entry for each of these types of records for each case. However, not all of these types of records were created for every case. Where no such records were created for the case in question, the relevant catalogue entry will note this.

In addition to the Case File, a separate file was kept for correspondence related to the case (addressed to/from the Chamber, a Judge, a Party or a Non-Party) that was not submitted for filing or annexed to a filing as supporting material ("Correspondence File"). This correspondence was not part of the case record, but was maintained separately by the Court Management and Support Services Section.