Summary of Redacted Testimony by Trial

In this latest version of the ICTY Transcripts Database, the table tracking the transcripts for each trial now has a record of lines and pages redacted for each page. What follows is a report based on this new table. Since the records are based on an automated extraction of recorded testimony, it is only as accurate as the consistancy in the format of writing transcripts and it is clear this can change from trial to trial and even day to day. Some proofing and manual input has been performed and if any other ommisions and anomolies are observed, please bring them to my attention at pksky@finestplanet.com.

Recall that a "page" to the ICTY is not the same thing as the HTML page you get for a day's transcripts. The unit of recorded testimony that makes up a transcript "page" is, fairly reliably, 25 lines of a day's transcripts. So if you look at the original transcripts, you will see lines numbered to 25 and then a new page is recorded. In reporting the percent of pages redacted, I have included lines redacted as summing to make a page even if they do not sequentially make up a page. There are two tables below, the second one is for Trials Having No Redacted Pages

Trials Having Redacted Testimony

The trials in the table below have transcripts with pages of redacted testimony. If you follow the link that is the trial name, it will take you to a listing of transcripts restricted to only those transcripts with redacted testimony. Do not use these links as links to complete transcript listings.

Trials Having No Redacted Pages

The trials in the table below have little or no redacted testimony. They should, at least, have no pages redacted. Caution here, because the analysis that selects these trials is automated and must confront inconsistancies in the formating of the transcripts. The link that is the trial name will take you to a complete transcripts listing.