The
International Criminal Court is composed of the following organs:
-- The Presidency
-- The
Chambers
-- The Office of the Prosecutor
-- The Registry
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The Presidency
The Presidency is responsible for the proper administration
of the Court, with the exception of the Office of the Prosecutor.
However,
the Presidency coordinates with and seeks the concurrence of
the Prosecutor on all matters of mutual concern.
The Chambers
The judicial functiuns of the Court are carried out in each
division by Chambers:
1. The Appeals
Chamber
2. The Trial Chamber
3. The Pre-Trial Chamber
The Office of the Prosecutor
The Office of the Prosecutor acts independently
as a separate organ of the Court. It is be responsible for receiving
referrals
and any substantiated information on crimes within the jurisdiction
of the Court, for examining them, and for conducting investigations
and prosecutions before the Court.
The Registry
The Registry is responsible for the non-judicial
aspects of the administration and servicing of the Court, without
prejudice
to the functions and powers of the Prosecutor.
