Case: Brkan and Macic Archives

The appeals chamber of the Bosnian state court has confirmed a verdict which sentences Ibro Macic, a former member of the Bosnian Army’s military police and a former guard in the Musala detention camp, to ten years in prison for crimes committed in the Konjic area.

The state prosecution called upon the appeals chamber of the Bosnian state court to increase the sentence against Ibro Macic. Macic’s defense requested that the court either renew the trial or hand down an acquittal.

The Bosnian state court has sentenced Ibro Macic to ten years in prison for war crimes in the Konjic area.

The Bosnian state court will pronounce a first instance verdict against Ibro Macic, accused of having committed war crimes in Konjic, on April 17.

Ibro Macics defense presented its closing statement today, and asked the court to hand down an acquittal in the case.

Presenting her closing statement at the Ibro Macic trial, prosecutor Sanja Jukic said Macic was guilty of war crimes in the Konjic area and should be sentenced accordingly.

The state prosecutions closing statement in the Ibro Macic trial has been postponed due to the poor health of some of the trial chamber members. Macic is accused of committing war crimes in the municipality of Konjic.

The defense filed its material evidence in the Ibro Macic trial, thus completing the presentation of evidence.

Testifying as a court expert, neuropsychiatrist Abdulah Kucukalic described former Bosniak fighter Ibro Macic as an emotionally immature person with mild mental retardation. Kucukalic has been ordered by Bosnias state court to examine Macic, as per a request by his defense.

Testifying at a trial for war crimes allegedly committed in Konjic, prosecution witness Miodrag Mitrovic says that he used to see defendant Ibro Macic regularly during his detainment at the Musala school building. The Musala school building was used as a detention camp during the Bosnian war.

Case: Brkan and Macic

Ten-Year Sentence Against Macic Confirmed by Appeals Chamber

Prosecution Calls for Longer Sentence in Macic Case

Macic Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison

Analysis: Ibro Macic Accused of Murder in Blace and Prisoner Abuse in Musala

Macic Defense Requests Acquittal

Prosecution Requests Guilty Verdict for Macic

Presentation of Closing Statement at Macic Trial Postponed

Presentation of Evidence at Macic Trial Concluded

Court Expert Says Macic Suffers From Mild Retardation

Prosecution Witness Testifies Against Former Musala Guard

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