12. May 2011.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has again postponed its decision about a guilt admission agreement for crimes committed in Bugojno, concluded between indictee Enes Handzic and the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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11. May 2011.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has postponed its decision on a plea deal reached between the Prosecution and indictee Enes Handzic in order to further review certain issues, including a new document that has been submitted to the Trial Chamber.
27. April 2011.
Enes Handzic, who is charged with crimes committed in Bugojno, has concluded a guilt admission agreement with the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina that will now be reviewed by the court.
20. April 2011.
At the trial of four indictees charged with crimes committed in Bugojno in 1993, witness Selmo Cikotic, Bosnia's current minister of defence, abides by his statement that the Army was not responsible for members of the Croatian Defence Council held as prisoners at Iskra stadium.
13. April 2011.
On the fourth day of his presentation of findings and opinion at the trial for crimes committed in Bugojno, military court expert Fikret Muslimovic says that the four indictees were not associated with crimes by nature.
6. April 2011.
At the trial for crimes committed in Bugojno, an expert military witness for the Defence says that the detention camp at Iskra stadium was not under Enes Handzics command.
23. February 2011.
At the trial of four indictees charged with crimes committed against Bosnian Croats in Bugojno, the Court rejects the Prosecution's proposal to include in the case file a statement given by Selmo Cikotic, Bosnia's former justice minister, to the Hague Tribunal in 2004.
2. February 2011.
The Defence of Senad Dautovic, one of the four indictees charged with crimes committed in the Bugojno area, has completed the presentation of evidence by introducing its material evidence.
8. December 2010.
An expert witness testifying in defence of Senad Dautovic, who is charged with crimes committed in Bugojno, says that police forces could not control the security situation in the town following the breakout of the conflict.
24. November 2010.
At the trial for crimes committed in the Bugojno area, a witness testifying in defence of Senad Dautovic says the police did not have manpower or materials for its work in the town, adding the indictee did all he could to help Croats.
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