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Judges in the Hague trial of Radovan Karadzic have appointed a standby counsel who will step in to represent the former Bosnian Serb leader if he continues to boycott his war crimes proceedings. Full Article at Institute for War & Peace Reporting
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BOSNIAN Serb wartime leader Radovan Karadzic won a small victory in a battle of wills with UN court judges when they adjourned his genocide trial to March next year, legal analysts have said. Full Article at NEWS.com.au
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The decision of judges to appoint a lawyer to Radovan Karadzic after he boycotted his own trial has highlighted the difficulties surrounding the issue of self-representation. Full Article at Institute for War & Peace Reporting
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THE HAGUE—Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic appeared for the first time at his trial for genocide in the Bosnian war on Tuesday but said he would take no further part unless he had more time to prepare his defence. Full Article at The Epoch Times
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We are in the process of deciding on our strategy over the coming days
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I don’t want to boycott [the trial] but I can’t take part in something that is bad from the start
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It was motivated in large part by their desire to accord full due process to the accused. I think they wanted to give what they considered a very broad interpretation to the right to self- representation even in circumstances where other courts might have said ‘enough is enough’
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I want to remind you, I'm not recognising this tribunal, considering it completely illegitimate and illegal, so all those questions about counsels, about representations, are out of any question
