Case: Dolic Darko Archives

The Appellate Chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina confirms a first instance verdict, under which Darko Dolic was acquitted of the charges for crimes in Prozor in 1993. The Appellate Chamber rejected an appeal filed by the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina and confirmed the first instance verdict, pronounced in April 2011, acquitting Dolic of the charges that he raped three females in the summer of 1993.

The State Prosecution presents its closing statement at the trial of Darko Dolic and calls on the Trial Chamber to pronounce him guilty of crimes committed in Prozor municipality in 1993.

The Defence of Darko Dolic examined two investigators from the State Investigation and Protection Agency, SIPA, who said they made some omissions in their work on an investigation into rape incidents in Prozor municipality in August 1993.

At the trial of Darko Dolic for war crimes committed in Prozor, the Defence presented a list of visitors who attended a hearing as evidence, claiming that the list showed that witnesses were being "controlled".

At the trial for crimes committed in the Prozor area, Darko Dolics Defence says it doubts the veracity of a statement given by protected witness S1, who claims to have been raped by the indictee.

Testifying at the trial for crimes committed in Prozor, a Defence witness said she found out that the two soldiers who mistreated, beat and robbed Druzinovici village residents were called Darko Dolic and Calis, but she did not say what Calis' first name was.

A witness who said she was raped by Darko Dolic told the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina that she will remember his face forever.

Darko Dolic, who is charged with war crimes committed in the Prozor area in 1993, has been released from custody with judges ordering strict measures to ensure he attends his trial at the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

A defence witness testifying at the trial of Darko Dolic told the court about military operations they conducted as members of Hawks Reconnaissance Squad with the Croatian Defence Council, HVO, on July 31 and in early August 1993.

At the request of the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the State Court orders a one-month custody for Darko Dolic, suspected of crimes against civilians committed in the Prozor area.

Case: Dolic Darko

Dolic: Verdict of Release Confirmed

Dolic: Prosecution Calls for Guilty Sentence

Dolic: Information Obtained through Friendly Relations

Dolic: Control over Witnesses

Dolic: Defence Questions Witness Statement

Dolic: Feeling of Fear

Dolic: A Face to be Remembered

Dolic: Released from Custody

Dolic: Witness Describes Military Operations

Custody Ordered for Darko Dolic

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