Case: Kondic Vinko et al. Archives

Presenting their findings at a status conference, a court ordered neuropsychiatrist stated that Vinko Kondic would not be able to participate in court proceedings in the future. Kondic, who was diagnosed with Parkinsons disease, had his trial discontinued in 2010.

Court medicine experts determine that health condition of indictee Vinko Kondic, whose trial was interrupted in September 2010 due to his illness, has not improved.

The healthof indictee Vinko Kondic, who is not capable of following the trial due to Parkinsons disease, has further deteriorated, a court expert says at a status conference.

Medical court experts have determined that indictee Vinko Kondic is not capable of following the trial due to Parkinsons disease - this was said at a status conference held as part of the trial for crimes in Kljuc.

At the status conference held before the State Court, a witness, expert of court medicine, said that indictee Vinko Kondic is still not able to attend the trial, due to his health.

There are some who believe, particularly the victims of war crimes, that the expert analysis of indictees, which decides whether an indictee is fit to stand trial for war crimes before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is in fact an unnecessary drain on budgetary resources and obstructs the court proceedings.

At a meeting with representatives of the Una-Sana Cantonal Prosecution and police on Friday, victims from the Kljuc area expressed their satisfaction with the efforts of those institutions in finding and processing war crimes perpetrators.

At a status conference held in the case against Vinko Kondic, the Defence of the indictee says that, despite regular medical therapy, he is still incapable of following the trial.

A witness testifies in defence of Marko Adamovic at the trial for crimes committed in Kljuc and says the indictee joined the Second Tactical Group's Command as Assistant Commander for Morale in mid June 1992.

In its sixth year of operation, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina Chamber for War Crimes sentenced 15 persons to a total of 156 years in prison, and acquitted seven, while the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina claims that they are also investigating one thousand suspects over war crimes offences.

Case: Kondic Vinko et al.

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Kondics Condition Deteriorated

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Vinko Kondic Still Not Yet Ready for Trial

Court Experts: An Unnecessary Expense?

Local Justice: Truth Is the Only Way Forward

Vinko Kondic Still Unable to Follow Trial

Adamovic and Lukic: A Peacemaker More Than Anything Else

More than three hundred years of imprisonment

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