745. Where criminal responsibility for an offence is alleged under one count pursuant to both Article 7(1) and Article 7(3), and where the Trial Chamber finds that both direct responsibility and responsibility as a superior are proved, even though only one conviction is entered, the Trial Chamber must take into account the fact that both types of responsibility were proved in its consideration of sentence.  This may most appropriately be considered in terms of imposing punishment on the accused for two separate offences encompassed in the one count.  Alternatively, it may be considered in terms of the direct participation aggravating the Article 7(3) responsibility (as discussed above) or the accused’s seniority or position of authority aggravating his direct responsibility under Article 7(1).[1]  The Aleksovski Appeal Judgement has recognised both such matters as being factors which should result in an increased or aggravated sentence. […]