(2 Jul 2001)
Belgrade
1. Milosevic's defence lawyers Zdenko Tomanovic and Dragan Krgovic pushing baggage trolleys in airport hall and approaching check-in counter
2. Suitcase with clothes and items for Milosevic at check-in counter
3. Departure board
4. Lawyers walking towards departure lounge
Aboard plane
5. Mid shot lawyers on plane
6. Lawyers reading legal documents
7. Side view lawyers
8. Close up lawyer Tomanovic
9. Various close ups of legal documents
10. Wider shot lawyers discussing
11. Shot taken through window as plane comes to landing
Amsterdam
12. Various lawyers leaving airport
The Hague
13. Cars carrying Milosevic's lawyers arriving at UN war crimes tribunal
14. Mid shot lawyers walking towards tribunal building
The Hague
15. UN flag
16. Wide of lawyers leaving tribunal
17. Lawyers Zdenko Tomanovic and Dragan Krgovic leave hotel
18. SOUNDBITE: (Serbo-Croat) Zdenko Tomanovic, lawyer "We gained permission to meet with him (Milosevic) at 5:30pm."
19. Lawyers Zdenko Tomanovic and Dragan Krgovic into car
20. Car leaves
21. Car arrives at prison
22. Zdenko Tomanovic and Dragan Krgovic alight car
23. Dragan Krgovic emerges from prison
24. SOUNDBITE: (Serbo-Croat) Dragan Krgovic, lawyer "Milosevic, since his arrival at prison, has been in isolation. He only was allowed to make 3 phone calls of 7 minutes each. No lawyer has been in contact with him. Except for his wife. He has had no contact with any other prisoners."
25. Cutaway
26. External UN War Crimes Tribunal
27. Set up shot Jim Landale, Tribunal spokesman
28. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jim Landale, Tribunal spokesman "At this moment Slobodan Milosevic has not yet approached us at the tribunal to inform us who he wishes to represent him so we will have to wait and see if and when he makes that decision. However if it comes to his initial appearance and he hasn't yet appointed a permanent defence council - this is not highly unusual. This has happened on a number of occasions and sometimes a temporary council is appointed to see him through the initial appearance process."
29. Media cutaway
30. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jim Landale, Tribunal spokesman "If for any reason he doesn't wish to enter a plea tomorrow he has 30 days in which to do so. If after 30 days he still does not wish to enter a plea then the tribunal would enter a plea of not guilty on his behalf."
31. Media cutaway
STORYLINE:
Lawyers for Slobodan Milosevic are in The Hague to prepare the former Yugoslav president's defence at the U-N war crimes tribunal.
Defence lawyers Zdenko Tomanovic and Dragan Krgovic caught a scheduled commercial flight from Belgrade to Amsterdam on Monday morning.
As he checked in, Tomanovic said he expected to see Milosevic at noon for a visit that would last up to five hours.
Monday's meeting is the first between Milosevic and his lawyers, who are believed to have been specially chosen by his wife, Mirjana Markovic.
The lawyers took with them a blue suitcase packed with Milosevic's belongings, believed to be books, clothes and money he had requested from his Dutch prison cell.
They spent much of the flight consulting legal documents.
On arrival at Amsterdam's Schipol airport the legal team said they would make a statement to the media after meeting Milosevic.
The lawyers then had to seek permission from the war crimes tribunal in the Hague to visit Milosevic in prison.
Having been granted permission, they arrived at the prison holding Milosevic on Monday afternoon to plan with their client his historic court appearance.
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