The Trial Chamber terminated proceedings against Ruto and Sang after finding the case could not continue in its then-current form. The ruling was not an acquittal and left open possible future prosecution if sufficient evidence emerged. The outcome deepened debate over witness interference, cooperation and whether the ICC can try sitting political leaders.
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What was the outcome of the Ruto and Sang case in 2016?
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The Chamber terminated the case without prejudice to possible re-prosecution if sufficient evidence emerged.
The Ruto and Sang case ended in an acquittal after a completed trial.
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The proceedings were terminated without prejudice before a final trial judgment.