The Court in Pristina Ordered the Detention of Nine Serbs From Zubina Potok for Another Two Months
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The custody of nine Serbs suspected of alleged war crimes was extended for another two months, following the decision of the Supreme Court in Pristina.
Miroslav Radojević's lawyer, Jelena Krivokapić, stated that the same reasons for refusal as in both lower-level decisions were given, namely the danger of flight, possible influence on witnesses, and that there is a well-founded suspicion that they have committed the crime they are accused of. Miloš Rašković's lawyer, Predrag Miljković, stated that his client was named as a witness in the court proceedings and pointed out that such a situation i…
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The judge for the preliminary proceedings of the basic court in Pristina extended for another two months the detention of nine Serbs from the municipality of Zubin Potok, who were arrested last
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