21 January 2016
The state court has reduced the sentence against Radomir Vukovic from 31 to 20 years in prison by applying the criminal code of the former Yugoslavia, which allows for more lenient sentencing. Vukovic was found guilty of participating in the Srebrenica genocide.
17 December 2015
At an appeals hearing at the Bosnian state court, both the prosecution and the defense proposed that Radomir Vukovic be resentenced according to the Criminal Code of Yugoslavia, which hands down more favourable verdicts for guilty parties in war crimes.
22 December 2011
In its closing arguments at the retrial of Radomir Vukovic and Zoranu Tomic, charged with genocide in Srebrenica, the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina requested that the defendants be sentenced to long prison terms, while the Defence of the first defendant believed that he should be acquitted.
1 December 2011
At the retrial of Radomir Vukovic and Zoran Tomic, who are indicted with genocide in Srebrenica, defence witness Franc Kos gave his testimony without the presence of the public.
9 November 2011
In the retrial of Radomir Vukovic and Zoran Tomic, the Appeals chamber agreed to call three new witnesses who will give testimony for the Defence.
22 April 2010
The retrial of Milos Stupar, former Commander of the Second Special Police Squad from Sekovici, who is charged with participation in the Srebrenica genocide, has been completed with the presentation of material evidence.
22 April 2010
The State Court finds Radomir Vukovic and Zoran Tomic guilty of helping to commit genocide in Srebrenica in July 1995, sentencing each of them to 31 years in prison.
13 April 2010
Following the completion of closing arguments presentation at the trial for genocide committed in Srebrenica, the Trial Chamber schedules the pronouncement of verdicts in the cases of Radomir Vukovic and Zoran Tomic for April 22, 2010.
26 March 2010
In his closing arguments Radomir Vukovic denies that he committed the crimes of which he is charged, adding that he believes the Court will render "a fair decision" and acquit him of genocide committed in Srebrenica.
9 March 2010
The first indictee's Defence completes the presentation of its closing arguments, arguing that Radomir Vukovic is innocent and should be acquitted of all charges.
24 February 2010
The Defence of Radomir Vukovic begins presenting its closing arguments, arguing that the indictee is not guilty of the crimes charged upon him by the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
21 January 2010
During six months of evidence presentation the Defence of Radomir Vukovic and Zoran Tomic sought to prove that the indictees did not participate in the genocide. The Defence also questioned the number of Srebrenica residents who were killed in Kravica.
4 December 2009
A hearing that was supposed to be held as part of the trial for genocide committed in Srebrenica in July 1995 was postponed due to technical problems with establishing the video link.
19 November 2009
Bosnian prosecutors still hesitate at filing indictments for genocide but some rights activists believe this may change once the trial of the former Bosnian Serb leader is over.
5 November 2009
Part of the recording made during the examination of protected witness D5, conducted at the offices of the Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina in May 2008, was shown at a closed hearing at the trial of Radomir Vukovic and Zoran Tomic.