13 User Guide The following suggestions are intended to facilitate the reader’s consultation of the Legal Digest of International Fair Trial Rights. Hyperlinks The Legal Digest features hyperlinks to additional information and resources throughout. Those hyperlinks contained in the main body of the main text direct readers to relevant and related sections elsewhere in the publication. Click on the link to jump to the related text, or press the Alt+left arrow keys if you wish to jump back to the original place in the document. Hyperlinks in the footnotes provide readers with direct access to resources elsewhere on the Internet. Many of these are links to the case law of the UN Human Rights Committee and the European Court of Human Rights. A list of those cases and their web addresses can be found at the end of the publication in two separate annexes. Glossary The glossary contained in Chapter 11 lists and provides definitions for the legal terms used in this publication. Words that are featured in the glossary appear in bold throughout the text. Checklists The Legal Digest is complemented by practical checklists. The checklists are the result of years of OSCE trial monitoring experience aimed at assisting trial monitoring practitioners with tools that will help them recognize violations of fair trial rights in their daily observation of case proceedings. They are not intended to be exhaustive, as they do not present a comprehensive account of all circumstances that may give rise to a violation of fair trial rights. Therefore, they are to be taken as guidance for trial monitoring programme managers engaged in designing tools to support trial monitoring activities. Consulting these checklists alongside ODIHR’s Trial Monitoring: A Reference Manual for Practitioners, will also be highly beneficial in this respect.11 11 Trial Monitoring: A Reference Manual for Practitioners, op. cit. note 5.