Article 4.43 Sentencing, Enforcement, and Financial Consequences

(a) Sentencing for criminal offences adjudicated by the ICT Court shall be governed by applicable substantive criminal law, the relevant Criminal Procedural Framework, the ICT Establishment Law, applicable Host Country legislation, and Part 5.
(b) Enforcement of sentences, custodial measures, fines, monetary penalties, forfeiture, confiscation, and other criminal consequences shall be carried out in accordance with the applicable Criminal Procedural Framework, the ICT Establishment Law, applicable Host Country legislation, the ICT Contractual Arrangements, and Part 5.
(c) The scope, powers, duties, safeguards, accountability, and judicial oversight mechanisms for criminal enforcement shall be set out in the applicable Criminal Procedural Framework and may be further specified by Directives or guidelines issued by the Chief Justice where permitted by applicable law.
(d) The Public Prosecution Office shall have such rights in enforcement proceedings as are provided under the applicable Criminal Procedural Framework.
(e) Operational support, facilities, infrastructure, funding arrangements, and allocation of fines, penalties, forfeited funds, or confiscated assets shall be determined by the ICT Establishment Law, applicable Host Country legislation, the ICT Contractual Arrangements, or Part 5.
(1) Sentencing for criminal offenses adjudicated under this Chapter shall be governed by applicable substantive criminal law and the relevant Criminal Procedural Framework.

(2) Enforcement of sentences imposed by the IC Court shall be carried out by a dedicated enforcement Chapter, which shall form an integral part of the IC Court and operate under the authority and judicial oversight of judge(s) of the IC Court designated for the supervision of criminal enforcement.

(3) The scope, powers, duties, safeguards, and accountability of the enforcement section, including judicial oversight mechanisms and remedies available to affected persons, shall be set out in the applicable Criminal Procedural Framework and may be further specified by Directives or guidelines issued by the Chief Justice.

(4) The Public Prosecution Office shall have party rights in all enforcement proceedings, including the right to be heard, to seek directions, and to challenge or support enforcement measures, in accordance with the applicable Criminal Procedural Framework.

(5) The City Operator shall provide, or shall contract for the provision of, the facilities, infrastructure, and operational support necessary for the execution of custodial sentences and other enforcement measures within the International City.

(6) Fines, monetary penalties, forfeited funds, and confiscated assets imposed or ordered by the IC Court shall accrue to the budget of the City Operator and shall constitute City Operator revenues, reflecting the City Operator’s obligation to finance, maintain, and operate the criminal justice system and enforcement infrastructure of the International City.