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Practice Relating to Rule 100. Fair Trial Guarantees
Section A. General
IV. National Legislation
Jordan’s Military Penal Code (2002) states that the following shall be deemed a war crime when committed in the event of armed conflict: “Wilfully depriving protected persons of the rights of fair and regular trial”. 
Jordan, Military Penal Code, 2002, Article 41(a)(19).
VI. Other National Practice
The Report on the Practice of Jordan states that Article 75 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I embodies customary law. 
Report on the Practice of Jordan, 1997, Chapter 5.
Section B. Trial by an independent, impartial and regularly constituted court
VI. Other National Practice
The Report on the Practice of Jordan states that Article 75 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I embodies customary law. 
Report on the Practice of Jordan, 1997,Chapter 5.
Section C. Presumption of innocence
VI. Other National Practice
The Report on the Practice of Jordan states that Article 75 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I embodies customary law. 
Report on the Practice of Jordan, 1997, Chapter 5.
Section D. Information on the nature and cause of the accusation
VI. Other National Practice
The Report on the Practice of Jordan states that Article 75 the 1977 Additional Protocol I embodies customary law. 
Report on the Practice of Jordan, 1997, Chapter 5.
Section E. Necessary rights and means of defence
VI. Other National Practice
The Report on the Practice of Jordan states that Article 75 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I embodies customary law. 
Report on the Practice of Jordan, 1997,Chapter 5.
Section G. Examination of witnesses
VI. Other National Practice
The Report on the Practice of Jordan states that Article 75 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I embodies customary law. 
Report on the Practice of Jordan, 1997,Chapter 5.
Section I. Presence of the accused at the trial
VI. Other National Practice
The Report on the Practice of Jordan states that Article 75 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I embodies customary law. 
Report on the Practice of Jordan, 1997, Chapter 5.
Section J. Compelling accused persons to testify against themselves or to confess guilt
VI. Other National Practice
The Report on the Practice of Jordan states that Article 75 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I embodies customary law. 
Report on the Practice of Jordan, 1997,Chapter 5.
Section K. Public proceedings
IV. National Legislation
Jordan’s Code of Military Penal Trials (2006) states:
Trials shall be public, but the Court shall be entitled to decide to carry them out in camera as per general rules if the Court perceives that public hearings prejudice the interests of the armed forces. Judgments shall, in all circumstances, be pronounced publicly. 
Jordan, Code of Military Penal Trials, 2006, Article 6.
VI. Other National Practice
The Report on the Practice of Jordan states that Article 75 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I embodies customary law. 
Report on the Practice of Jordan, 1997,Chapter 5.
Section L. Advising convicted persons of available remedies and of their time-limits
VI. Other National Practice
The Report on the Practice of Jordan states that Article 75 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I embodies customary law. 
Report on the Practice of Jordan, 1997, Chapter 5.
Section N. Non bis in idem
VI. Other National Practice
The Report on the Practice of Jordan states that Article 75 of the 1977 Additional Protocol I embodies customary law. 
Report on the Practice of Jordan, 1997, Chapter 5.