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Croatia to Try Serb Extradited from UK on War Crimes Charges
The retrial of Serb ex-policeman Milenko Maric for committing war crimes against the civilian population will begin on Tuesday in Osijek after he was extradited for the second time in six years from Britain, where he has been living for more than 25 years.
Maric, 63, who was extradited to Croatia on April 5, will be tried alongside 11 others.
Croatia Seeks War Criminal’s Extradition from Bosnia for Murder
The Bosnian state court on Thursday rejected a request from Croatia to remand Vinko Martinovic, alias Stela, in custody after his arrest the previous day on an international arrest warrant for committing a murder in 1996.
Croatia Upholds Soldier’s Conviction for Killing Serb Family in 1995
The Croatian Supreme Court announced on Tuesday that it has confirmed the verdict sentencing former Croatian Army soldier Rajko Krickovic to ten years in prison for committing war crimes against Serb civilians in August 1995, just after the Croatian Army's Operation Storm retook territory held by rebel Croatian Serbs.
Croatia Overturns Rebel Serb Commander’s Acquittal
The Croatian Supreme Court said on Friday that it has overturned an earlier court decision acquitting Marko Carevic, the commander of the Territorial Defence forces of the self-declared wartime Serbian Autonomous Region of Krajina, of ordering the murder of an elderly Croatian man in the village of Kablar in October 1991.
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Croatia Upholds Dinamo Zagreb Football Club Ex-Boss’s Conviction
Former Dinamo Zagreb executive director Zdravko Mamic, who has been convicted of financial crimes in Croatia, told a press conference on Tuesday in the Bosnian town of Mostar that if he must serve a prison sentence, he will serve it in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
"We are in my first homeland," Mamic, who holds dual Croatian and Bosnian citizenship, told media.
Croatia Rejects War Convict’s Miscarriage of Justice Plea
The Croatian Supreme Court has rejected a request for a retrial in the case of Mirko Graorac, who served a prison sentence for war crimes at Bosnian's Manjaca detention camp in 1992, Novosti newspaper reported on Friday.
Croatia Upholds Soldier’s Conviction for ‘Medak Pocket’ War Crime
The Croatian Supreme Court announced on Wednesday that it has confirmed the verdict sentencing former Croatian Army soldier Josip Mrsic to three years in prison for committing war crimes against civilians during 1993 'Medak Pocket' operation in southern Croatia.
Croatia Increases Jail Sentences for Three Serb Paramilitaries
The Croatian Supreme Court announced on Thursday that it has confirmed the verdict convicting former Serb paramilitaries Dusan Zarkovic, Bogdan Jednak and Dusan Martic in their absence of the killings of Croatian civilians.
It said that it had also accepted an appeal from the state attorney and increased the men's sentences from ten to 15 years in prison.
Croatia Upholds Officer’s Conviction for ‘Medak Pocket’ War Crime
The Croatian Supreme Court announced on Tuesday that it has confirmed the verdict sentencing former army officer Josip Krmpotic to three years in prison for committing war crimes against civilians during the 'Medak Pocket' operation in southern Croatia, but acquitting him of failing to prevent the killing of prisoners of war.
Croatia Upholds Serb Paramilitary’s Wartime Rape Conviction
The Croatian Supreme Court announced on Wednesday that it has confirmed the verdict sentencing Pero Jekic, a former member of a Serb paramilitary unit, to eight years in prison for war crimes against civilians.
Jekic committed the crime in July 1991, when members of Serb paramilitary units entered Hrvatski Cuntic, a village in central Croatia near the town of Petrinja.