DISCIPLINARY COUNCIL
The Disciplinary Council is an independent organ of the ADC-ICT. It is responsible for monitoring the conduct of members, adjudicating on complaints received against members and providing advisory opinions on ethical related matters and interpretation of the Constitution.
If you would like to submit a request to the Disciplinary Council for an advisory opinion on the ADC’s Constitution, any statute, rules, codes, directives or regulations, or other documents which may be applicable to members at the international courts and tribunals where the ADC is the recognised Association of Counsel (Article 19 of the Constitution), you can do so confidentially to: disciplinary@adc-ict.org
You can also share information confidentially with the Disciplinary Council if you: (i) have reason to believe a full member of the ADC has engaged in conduct contrary to, or in violation of, the ADC’s Constitution, any statute, rules, codes, directives or regulations, or other documents which may be applicable to members at the international courts and tribunals where the ADC is the recognised Association of Counsel (Article 17(2) of the Constitution); or (ii) would like to make a complaint about alleged misconduct of a full member of the ADC (Article 18 of the Constitution).
Jens Dieckmann Chair
Jens Dieckmann is a German Lawyer. He is Founding and Senior Partner of Becher & Dieckmann in Bonn as well as Associated Tenant at 9BR Chambers (London, UK). The practice was established in 1997.Jens Dieckmann can offer clients more than 20 years of high level international litigation and negotiation practice in high profile, complex cases, combined with highly developed advocacy skills. He has worked in and lead international teams of lawyers at various international criminal tribunals.
Rhys Davies
Member
Rhys is an international criminal law and international human rights law expert. He is based in London and the Hague and is ranked in the legal 500 as a leading lawyer in international crime. He represents business and political leaders, high net worth individuals and human rights defenders in the most sensitive cases. Rhys has significant experience in complex international pro bono cases and was named International Pro Bono Barrister of the year by Advocate, the Bar’s national pro bono charity, in 2021.
Dragan Ivetic
Member
Dragan Dan Ivetić is currently Lead Counsel for Ratko Mladić before the Mechanism, a member of the ADC-ICT Training Committee, and vice-president/director of the International Innocence Project, a not-for-profit that works to prevent wrongful convictions, free the innocent and create fair, compassionate, and equitable systems of justice for everyone. He maintains his own law practice in Chicago and has previously defended several persons before the ICTY and IRMCT, in addition to being a Past President of the ADC-ICT.
Chad Mair
Member
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Ingo Klaus Wamser
Member
Ingo Klaus Wamser is the principal of a German law firm specialized in international and transnational criminal law since 2005. He served as a voluntary board member of the Munich Bar from 2013 to 2015. In 2015 he was appointed as a disciplinary judge for counsel’s misconduct cases by the Bavarian Ministry of Justice and was re-appointed in 2020. Ingo is a founding member of the ICCBA and the KSC-IRB and served in different positions on various committees, i.a. as Chairperson of the ICCBA Membership Committee for three terms. He was appointed as Alternate Commissioner of the ICC in 2019. He is author of a commentary and a handbook for professional standards and disciplinary procedures for counsel and lecturer for international law at an Austrian state university.