Marija Taušan, Author at Detektor

The prosecution and the defense have called upon the Supreme Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina to repeal the verdict in the Josip Maric case. Maric, a former member of the police and the assistant commander of the Security and Information Service in Kiseljak, was sentenced to one year in prison for crimes against civilians. He was acquitted of charges of crimes against prisoners of war in the Kiseljak area in June and July 1993.

The Bosnian state court has issued an international arrest warrant against Senad Sabic, as he’s failed to appear at scheduled court hearings.

Testifying at a trial dealing with crimes in Srebrenik, defense witnesses said the civil police was in charge of a building in Luke where civilians were detained.

Testifying at the trial of Azra Miletic, a state court judge accused of corruption, state court judge Milos Babic said he didn’t notice her engaging in any unlawful actions or deviating from usual practices while working on a disputed case with her.

The first witnesses testifying in defense of Sejdalija Covic said they used to see the defendant at checkpoints in the Srebrenik area throughout 1992. Persons and vehicles were inspected at the checkpoint.

The Bosnian state court has accepted a plea agreement reached with former Bosnian Croat fighter Damir Lipovac, charged with war crimes committed in Derventa in 1992.

Testifying at the trial of Milje Puljic, an expert witness for the prosecution said the defendant had requested that detainees be taken out of the Heliodrom detention camp to perform forced labour. Puljic has been charged with crimes in Mostar.

Defense witnesses testifying at the trial of three former military security officials charged with crimes in Srebrenik described the organization of the military police and their tasks in 1992.

Prosecutor Oleg Cavka was the first prosecution witness to testify in the case of state court judge Azra Miletic, accused of accepting a bribe from co-defendants Ramo Brkic and Senad Sabic. Cavka described Miletic’s behavior and the decisions she made while performing her duties as a judge as “strange, surprising and unjust.”

Statements given by three deceased witnesses were read by the state prosecution at the trial of Mile Puljic, charged with crimes in Mostar. The witnesses described incidents of murder, injury and abuse they experienced while performing forced labour on Santiceva Street in Mostar in 1993.

Marija Taušan

Prosecution and Defense Call for Retrial of Josip Maric

State Court Issues International Arrest Warrant for Senad Sabic

Civil Police in Charge of Luke Detention Facility, Witnesses Say

State Court Judge Says He Had “Full Trust” in Azra Miletic

Witnesses Recall Seeing Covic at Srebrenik Checkpoints in 1992

Bosnian State Court Accepts Derventa Plea Deal

Puljic Requested Forced Labour of Heliodrom Prisoners, Expert Witness Says

Witnesses Describe Military Police Tasks in 1992 Srebrenik

Prosecutor Testifies Against Judge Azra Miletic, Describes Her Past Decisions as “Unjust”

Statements by Deceased Witnesses Read at Mile Puljic Trial

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