Defiant Mladic thrown out of court

A defiant Ratko Mladic plunged his Yugoslav war crimes tribunal into chaos today with the judge throwing him out of court for refusing to behave.

Defiant Mladic thrown out of court
Mon, 04 Jul, 2011 - 13:16

A defiant Ratko Mladic plunged his Yugoslav war crimes tribunal into chaos today with the judge throwing him out of court for refusing to behave.

The former Bosnian Serb military leader repeatedly shouted at the bench, defying their orders and refusing to enter pleas to 11 charges before the presiding judge banned him.

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