arry
2011-07-04 22:07:33 UTC
It's not that this court has any valued decissions, but Serbian barbaric
nature is evident:
Filth like Mladic should be killed like Osama Bin Laden. What defence he can
use and why this comedy about "not guilty" plea. What a waste of time and
money.
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/world/former-bosnian-serb-military-chief-ratko-mladic-removed-from-war-crimes-court/story-e6frea8l-1226087421494
A JUDGE has ordered former Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladic be
removed from a UN war crimes court, after he refused to enter a plea to
charges including genocide.
At the start of today's hearing, Mladic began speaking out of turn,
prompting Judge Alphons Orie to ask him to remain silent until he was called
on to speak.
Mladic later complained of hearing problems.
Orie rejected defence lawyer Aleksander Aleksic's requests to postpone the
hearing and not defend Mladic.
Mladic asked for other lawyers, and later refused to listen to the charges
being read out.
Once Mladic was removed from the court, the judge began entering pleas of
not guilty on his behalf.
Mladic, 69, has been charged with 11 counts related to his role in the
bloody 1992-95 Bosnian war in which 100,000 people died.
nature is evident:
Filth like Mladic should be killed like Osama Bin Laden. What defence he can
use and why this comedy about "not guilty" plea. What a waste of time and
money.
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/world/former-bosnian-serb-military-chief-ratko-mladic-removed-from-war-crimes-court/story-e6frea8l-1226087421494
A JUDGE has ordered former Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladic be
removed from a UN war crimes court, after he refused to enter a plea to
charges including genocide.
At the start of today's hearing, Mladic began speaking out of turn,
prompting Judge Alphons Orie to ask him to remain silent until he was called
on to speak.
Mladic later complained of hearing problems.
Orie rejected defence lawyer Aleksander Aleksic's requests to postpone the
hearing and not defend Mladic.
Mladic asked for other lawyers, and later refused to listen to the charges
being read out.
Once Mladic was removed from the court, the judge began entering pleas of
not guilty on his behalf.
Mladic, 69, has been charged with 11 counts related to his role in the
bloody 1992-95 Bosnian war in which 100,000 people died.