I HAVE NO COMPLAINTS ABOUT INVESTIGATIVE PROCEDURE - DEFENCE ATT

ZAGREB, Nov 20 (Hina) - Following Friday's conclusion of the investigation procedure against the former commander of the Jasenovac concentration camp during World War II, Dinko Sakic, his defence attorney Ivan Kern said the investigation had been carried out correctly, and the investigative judge had done his job properly. "I do not have complaints about the investigative procedure, nor on the conduct of the County State Attorney regarding dates of summons," Kern said. The Zagreb County Court issued a statement Friday saying that the County Court judge on Friday concluded the investigation against Dinko Sakic and submitted his files to the County State Attorney's Office in Zagreb. According to Kern, the investigative procedure is carried out so the State Attorney could prepare a prosecution. "The investigative judge and the State Attorney feel there is enough evidence for an indictment. However, I believe that there is not sufficient evidence for a case based on which the investigation has been launched. There are witnesses for one or two points, but the question is whether this would constitute a crime," Kern said. Sakic was taken into custody on June 18 by Croatian authorities after Argentina extradited him to Croatia. The investigative procedure began on June 19 before the Zagreb County Court. A total of 46 witnesses were heard during the process. (hina) lml