THE HAGUE, Netherlands-The chief U.N. war crimes prosecutor said Tuesday he expected the trial of Radovan Karadzic, the Bosnian Serb wartime leader, to be a tough case — made even more difficult by Karadzic’s insistence on leading his own defense. Serge Brammertz said he is confident his prosecution team is ready for the trial and pleased it is finally due to start Monday after 15 months of preparation. Karadzic’s trial at the Yugoslav war crimes… 
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