Synopsis

In the Milosevic case, now ongoing for over a year and a half, the prosecutor for the Yugoslavia Tribunal has called over 250 witnesses. Despite this substantial number, critics maintain that Chief Prosecutor Carla del Ponte still lacks a solid case. Furthermore, these same critics argue that Judge May grants her excessive influence over the trial's progression. Following a thorough examination of thousands of pages of trial transcripts, De Putter concludes that the prosecutor routinely manipula