Hadzic 
Goran Hadzic
News 138
THE HAGUE | 22.06.2015.
PROSECUTION’S NEW URGENT REQUEST TO CONTINUE HADZIC TRIAL
The prosecution wants the Trial Chamber to order Goran Hadzic's trial to continue as soon as possible, to set dates for the submission of final briefs and to render its oral judgment. Later on, the judges would render a written judgment with more details
THE HAGUE | 18.06.2015.
HADZIC ASKS FOR TERMINATION OR INDEFINITE STAY OF PROCEEDINGS
Following the latest medical exam and Hadzic’s decision not to continue with an experimental treatment for his brain tumor, the defense estimates that the life expectancy of the accused will not match the length of the trial. The defense has called for termination or indefinite stay of proceedings
THE HAGUE | 22.05.2015.
HADZIC’S PROVISIONAL RELEASE EXTENDED
The Trial Chamber has granted the defense’s request to allow Goran Hadzic to return to Serbia after a brief sojourn in The Hague. Hadzic was permitted to continue his treatment in Serbia and to recuperate from chemotherapy. The Trial Chamber notes that Hadzic must return to the detention unit to undergo a new medical examination when ordered to do so. The decision has not been enforced yet, pending the decision on the prosecution’s appeal
THE HAGUE | 28.04.2015.
HADZIC WANTS HIS PROVISIONAL RELEASE TO BE EXTENDED
In another urgent motion, Goran Hadzic’s defense wants the accused to be allowed to return to Novi Sad after undergoing a medical examination in mid-May 2015 in The Hague. The defense wants Hadzic to stay in Novi Sad until he completes his chemotherapy for brain tumor in August 2015
HAG/DEN HAAG | 13.04.2015.
HADZIC PROVISIONALLY RELEASED
Judge Meron's Appeals Chamber has reversed the Trial Chamber’s decision and has ordered that Goran Hadzic be provisionally released until the next MR scan, scheduled for early May 2015 in The Hague
THE HAGUE | 02.04.2015.
QUESTIONS ABOUT ABILITY OF HADZIC AND ELIGIBILITY OF JUDGES
According to the prosecution, the motion in which Hadzic's defense sought to have the judges disqualified because of their alleged bias is 'cynical and fundamentally flawed'. It constitutes an abuse of process and is a "poorly veiled attempt to hinder the expeditious completion' of the de-fense case. The Trial Chamber has called for an assessment of Hadzic's cognitive functions and his ability to participate in the trial
THE HAGUE | 24.03.2015.
HOW TO CONTINUE HADZIC’S TRIAL
The prosecution has proposed a series of measures that would reduce the time needed for the defense case without compromising the fairness and integrity of the trial. Hadzic’s trial could thus continue and end regardless of Hadzic’s serious medical condition
THE HAGUE | 18.03.2015.
DEFENSE WANTS DETAILED REPORTS ON HADZIC'S HEALTH
In its latest motion, the defense notes that Hadzic is not dealing well with the treatment for his brain tumor and the numerous side effects. The defense wants to receive daily reports on the health of the accused
THE HAGUE | 16.03.2015.
HADZIC TO REMAIN IN THE HAGUE
Goran Hadzic has petitioned the judges to grant him provisional release until May 2015, but his motion has been denied. The Trial Chamber stresses that the proceedings are still ‘ongoing’. Hadzic has access to ‘appropriate’ care and "high-quality" conditions for the treatment of his brain tumor, the Trial Chamber notes. Since it is not certain how Hadzic will respond to the treatment, the Trial Chamber considers there is no reason to grant Hadzic provisional release on humanitarian grounds
THE HAGUE | 02.03.2015.
PROSECUTION WANTS HADZIC TRIAL TO CONTINUE
Last week, two medical experts concluded that "it is possible" Goran Hadzic "might not be able to attend proceedings". Now the prosecution has urged the Trial Chamber to set a date for the trial to continue with or without the accused in the courtroom. The defense case was underway when the trial was adjourned
