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Family visits war crimes suspect, lawyer says Hadzic won't appeal extradition

(21 Jul 2011) SHOTLIST 1. Family of jailed war crimes suspect Goran Hadzic standing outside court (his son Srecko and his wife Zivka) 2. Close of Goran Hadzic's wife Zivka Hadzic 3. Close of Srecko Hadzic 4. Various of family including Hadzic's sister, standing in front of court 5. Security guard in front of court 6. Hadzic's lawyer Toma Fila arriving and meeting with Hadzic's family 7. Wide of family entering court building 8. Exterior of Special Court for War Crimes building 9. Various of family standing by reception 10. Family entering the building 11. Wide of Goran Hadzic's lawyer Toma Fila 12. Mid of Toma Fila lawyer talking to media 13. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Toma Fila, Goran Hadzic's lawyer: "I have in my hands the detention order for Goran Hadzic and the decision that all the conditions are fulfilled for Goran Hadzic's extradition. Goran Hadzic signed the document the he will not lodge an appeal. He will be transferred to the Hague when he finishes visits with his family today and tomorrow. I cannot tell you the exact date but it could happen any time from Friday evening onwards." 14. Close up of the Serbian flag 15. Mid Fila talking to media 16. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Sasa, vox pop: "Everything is happening according to the plan. I do not want to comment. Everything was planned in advanced and everything is happening as it should happen." 17. Mid of newspapers on display with front pages carrying headlines regarding the arrest of Goran Hadzic 18. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Mladen, vox pop: "On some grounds he may be guilty and on some not. Everybody could interpret this in a different way." 19. Close of Goran Hadzic's photo on newspaper front page, headline reading (Serbian) "20 years later" 20. Headline reading (Serbian) "Hadzic was hiding and working in Russia" STORYLINE Goran Hadzic's family arrived to visit the jailed war crimes suspect in a Belgrade prison, ahead of his upcoming extradition to the United Nations war crimes tribunal in the Netherlands. Hadzic's wife, sister and son came to the detention unit of the Serbian war crimes tribunal early on Thursday. Hadzic's lawyer Toma Fila said outside court that his client is not going to appeal the handover to the Hague court, but wanted to see his family before being extradited. Officials say Hadzic could be moved on Saturday and his lawyer said it could happen anytime from "Friday evening onwards". The arrest was hailed as the symbolic closure of an horrific chapter in Balkan history and an important step toward the former pariah state of Serbia joining the European Union. The former Croatian Serb leader was the last fugitive sought by the Hague court. He was arrested on Wednesday in northern Serbia, after seven years on the run while receiving much-needed cash from an accomplice. Hadzic is sought for atrocities stemming from the 1991-95 war in Croatia. He gained prominence through his links to Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic's secret police, taking charge of an ethnic Serbian mini-state created by the brutal expulsion of non-Serbs from one third of Croatia's territory. According to the tribunal, Hadzic was among those responsible for the 1991 levelling of Vukovar, said to be the first European city entirely destroyed since World War II. About 10-thousand people died in the war, which ended after Croatia retook the territories in 1995. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...