More radical, trial the handing over of the running of some stations to small co-ops of staff who are willing to give it a go.
Some even blame the court for the nationalists' revival in Serbia both Mr Milosevic and Vojislav Seselj, a radical nationalist awaiting trial in The Hague, played a part in the elections in December and the political manoeuvring since (see article).But the ICTY deserves praise as well as criticism.
Such was the concern of the Trial Chamber that it decided to "carry out a radical review of the trial process and the continuation of the trial in the light of the health problems of the Accused, which are clearly chronic and recurrent based on the most recent report from the doctor" (Hearing 5 July 2004, T.32153 32154).
This reaches the conclusion that there needs to be a radical re-think of trial design based on a better understanding of the pathophysiology of Parkinson's disease.
Later this year, doctors in London hope to start the first human trial of a radical new treatment for children with drug-resistant leukaemia.
The ruling upheld a radical decision by a federal trial judge, who struck down the 31-year-old gun control law on spurious grounds that conform with the agenda of the anti-gun control lobby but cry out for rejection by the Supreme Court.
Last month, government scientists revealed they were on the verge of going into clinical trials with a radical human vaccine.
A radical Muslim cleric, Abu Bakar Basyir, is on trial accused of being JI's leader.
Nonetheless, and to his delight, the trial made Ginsberg a radical figure in the eyes of the public.
THE HAGUE, Nov. 8 — On the second day of his war crimes trial, Vojislav Seselj, a radical nationalist who is still an influential and popular politician in Serbia, had the chance on Thursday to demonstrate some of his legendary speechmaking prowess.
