THE HAGUE (AFP) - The trial of Slobodan Milosevic has been suspended until October 12 to allow the lawyers assigned to the former Yugoslav president more time to prepare their case, the judges announced.
Presiding judge Patrick Robinson said he was giving British lawyer Steven Kay and his co-counsel more time to get "an overview of the witness situation."
Kay had earlier said he would need more time and resources to deal with the witness list as Milosevic was not cooperating with his defence counsel.