Police shoot two suspected Serbian assassins
Belgrade reports two major suspects in prime minister Djindjic’s assassination, Dusan Spasojevic and Milan Lukovic, killed after resisting arrest in Barajevo. The Zemun Clan ties, broader arrests, and disbanding of Milosevic-era special units follow as Serbia cracks down on organized crime and political links.
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Bailey ordered to pay millions in fees and damages
A federal jury ruled that disbarred attorney F Lee Bailey took 2 million in fees that should have gone to the U S government and ordered him to return the money plus 3 million in damages. Bailey argued a verdict could jeopardize defense lawyers.
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