MILOS STUPAR et al. SREBRENICA GENOCIDE JUDGEMENT (REVIEW)

The Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina has found numerous individuals guilty of the genocide. Here is a quick overview of Milos Stupar et al Case.

On the 29 July 2008 The Court of BiH announced the first instance verdicts finding seven (7) of the Accused guilty for the criminal offense of Genocide. The Court sentenced the Accused Milenko Trifunović, Brano Džinić, and Aleksandar Radovanović to forty-two (42) years long-term imprisonment, the Accused Miloš Stupar, Slobodan Jakovljević, and Branislav Medan to forty (40) years long-term imprisonment, and the Accused Petar Mitrović to thirty-eight (38) years long-term imprisonment. Four (4) Accused, Velibor Maksimović, Dragiša Živanović, Milovan Matić, and Miladin Stevanović, were acquitted of all charges.

Milos Stupar et al Trial Judgement (Srebrenica Genocide)

By verdict of 9 September 2009 the Appellate Panel of the Section I for War Crimes modified the trial verdict of 29 July 2009 in its sentencing part, therefore by the second-instance verdict the accused Milenko Trifunovic was sentenced to 33 years of long-term imprisonment, accused Brano Džinić to 32 years of long-term imprisonment, accused Aleksandar Radovanović to 32 years of long-term imprisonment, accused Slobodan Jakovljević to 28 years of long-term imprisonment, accused Branislav Medan to 28 years of long-term imprisonment, while acquitting first-instance verdict with regard to the accused Milovan Matić was confirmed. The trial verdict with regard to the accused Milos Stupar was revoked and scheduled a retrial before the Appellate Panel of the Section I for War Crimes of the Court.

Milos Stupar et al. Appeals Judgement (Srebrenica Genocide)