Poor Health Delays Milosevic Defense Case
From Times Wire Reports
Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic’s defense case was postponed for a third time because of his poor health, prompting judges in The Hague to review whether his trial on charges of war crimes and genocide could go forward.
A medical report read in court said Milosevic, 62, has suffered damage to his heart from the stress of defending himself. It said Milosevic’s blood pressure was dangerously high.
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