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COURTSIDE: Krajisnik Case
By Vjera Bogati in The Hague (TU 296, 13-17 January 2003)
By IWPR
Judge Alphonsus Orie has already acted as a defence counsel in the trial of Dusko Tadic, who was accused of alleged crimes also covered by the Krajisnik indictment.
While Orie withdrew from the case before sentence was passed, defence counsel Dejan Brasic argued that the judge’s impartiality may have been affected by his involvement. Presiding judge Liu Daqun is now considering her decision.
Vjera Bogati is an IWPR correspondent in The Hague and a journalist with SENSE news agency.
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