Milosevic trial adjourned for six weeks

UN judges adjourned Slobodan Milosevic’s trial for six weeks to give him more rest, but refused to consider the former Yugoslav president’s request to go to Moscow for treatment.

Milosevic trial adjourned for six weeks

UN judges adjourned Slobodan Milosevic’s trial for six weeks to give him more rest, but refused to consider the former Yugoslav president’s request to go to Moscow for treatment.

President Judge Patrick Robinson said the adjournment until January 23 was in response to Milosevic’s earlier request for a lengthy break, even though the trial would have been suspended anyway for a three-week winter recess.

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