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Thursday, 05.05.2011.

09:06

Judge presents dissenting opinion in Šešelj case

The head of the Hague trial chamber in the process against Vojislav Šešelj, Jean Claude Antonetti, assessed that a partial acquittal was possible in the case.

Izvor: Tanjug

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doodah

pre 13 godina

"It is unfair to continue the trial with incomplete evidence after the prosecutor's office had so much time for an investigation," the judge noted.
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I'm not sure if Seselj's life is in danger but I certainly think this judge could mysteriously disappear.
(Zoran, 5 May 2011 14:13)
You conveniently left out the next sentence
"Antonetti said he believed that some crimes in the indictment were sufficiently proven, while others were not"
ie. at this stage it does not look like anyone considers him innocent. He only said that he did not feel that the prosecution proved their case on some of the crimes but the majority of the court did.
So no defense and he will be found guilty. A guilty plea in the beginning would have probably let him out by the time of elections as the Hague is not known for stiff sentences.

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Aleks

pre 13 godina

They'll just keep him in prison until after the next Serbian elections. That is the way of 'western' justice. If, by any miracle he returns, we have already read that Belgrade wants him "for questioning" with regards to the death of Djindjic. Neither want him in political circulation regardless of the law. This is 'modern' europe built on human right.

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Bob

pre 13 godina

A legitimate point of view. Not held by the other two judges it seems.

This statement should help the defence on certain aspects of its case agains the prosecution.

Will a defence be offered?

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Zoran

pre 13 godina

"It is unfair to continue the trial with incomplete evidence after the prosecutor's office had so much time for an investigation," the judge noted.
--
I'm not sure if Seselj's life is in danger but I certainly think this judge could mysteriously disappear.

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Zoran

pre 13 godina

"It is unfair to continue the trial with incomplete evidence after the prosecutor's office had so much time for an investigation," the judge noted.
--
I'm not sure if Seselj's life is in danger but I certainly think this judge could mysteriously disappear.

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Bob

pre 13 godina

A legitimate point of view. Not held by the other two judges it seems.

This statement should help the defence on certain aspects of its case agains the prosecution.

Will a defence be offered?

Preporučujem 18 Ne preporučujem 0
Aleks

pre 13 godina

They'll just keep him in prison until after the next Serbian elections. That is the way of 'western' justice. If, by any miracle he returns, we have already read that Belgrade wants him "for questioning" with regards to the death of Djindjic. Neither want him in political circulation regardless of the law. This is 'modern' europe built on human right.

Preporučujem 6 Ne preporučujem 0
doodah

pre 13 godina

"It is unfair to continue the trial with incomplete evidence after the prosecutor's office had so much time for an investigation," the judge noted.
--
I'm not sure if Seselj's life is in danger but I certainly think this judge could mysteriously disappear.
(Zoran, 5 May 2011 14:13)
You conveniently left out the next sentence
"Antonetti said he believed that some crimes in the indictment were sufficiently proven, while others were not"
ie. at this stage it does not look like anyone considers him innocent. He only said that he did not feel that the prosecution proved their case on some of the crimes but the majority of the court did.
So no defense and he will be found guilty. A guilty plea in the beginning would have probably let him out by the time of elections as the Hague is not known for stiff sentences.

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doodah

pre 13 godina

"It is unfair to continue the trial with incomplete evidence after the prosecutor's office had so much time for an investigation," the judge noted.
--
I'm not sure if Seselj's life is in danger but I certainly think this judge could mysteriously disappear.
(Zoran, 5 May 2011 14:13)
You conveniently left out the next sentence
"Antonetti said he believed that some crimes in the indictment were sufficiently proven, while others were not"
ie. at this stage it does not look like anyone considers him innocent. He only said that he did not feel that the prosecution proved their case on some of the crimes but the majority of the court did.
So no defense and he will be found guilty. A guilty plea in the beginning would have probably let him out by the time of elections as the Hague is not known for stiff sentences.

Preporučujem 0 Ne preporučujem 8
Zoran

pre 13 godina

"It is unfair to continue the trial with incomplete evidence after the prosecutor's office had so much time for an investigation," the judge noted.
--
I'm not sure if Seselj's life is in danger but I certainly think this judge could mysteriously disappear.

Preporučujem 19 Ne preporučujem 2
Bob

pre 13 godina

A legitimate point of view. Not held by the other two judges it seems.

This statement should help the defence on certain aspects of its case agains the prosecution.

Will a defence be offered?

Preporučujem 18 Ne preporučujem 0
Aleks

pre 13 godina

They'll just keep him in prison until after the next Serbian elections. That is the way of 'western' justice. If, by any miracle he returns, we have already read that Belgrade wants him "for questioning" with regards to the death of Djindjic. Neither want him in political circulation regardless of the law. This is 'modern' europe built on human right.

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