"Let the case record be kept at CAV (Curia Advisari Vult)," pronounced chairman of the International Crimes Tribunal 1 Justice A T M Fazle Kabir using a Latin legal term meaning the verdict would be delivered anytime.
The charges against the 69-year-old radical leader include involvement in murders and torture of unarmed people, hatching conspiracy, planning, incitement and complicity to commit genocide and crimes against humanity during the war.
The court however said the defence counsel could submit their missing points in writing within the next five days as they concluded their arguments on the last day of hearing today.
If convicted, Nizami, the Ameer of the Jamaat, which was opposed to Bangladesh's independence, could be sent to the gallows.
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One of the major charges against Nizami was systematic elimination of leading intelligentsia just two days before Bangladesh's victory in the war on December 16, 1971.
The judgment is expected to end a major phase of the trial of crimes against humanity during the war as Nizami is the last high-profile accused to face justice on war crimes charges.