Dixon: The prosecution evidence that Wessel had effective control over everyone in Kosovo

Kadri Veselin's defence said it relies on the vacuum left by the Prosecutor to prove that her client had any kind of control or influence over anyone in Kosovo for the crimes he is charged with. Asked by the judge to prove his argument that Wessel's refusal in Kosovo for most of that [...]
Asked by the judge to prove his argument that Wessel's refusal in Kosovo for most of that time means that he had no control, lawyer Dixon said: “Distance in itself does not change the” obligations.
“Legal obligations do not fade in itself because of distance, but should keep in mind and concentrate on whether this has had practical impact. We said the prosecution should prove that my client, in fact, had a command role and control over an individual to any person in Kosovo”.












