(30 May 2011) SHOTLIST
1. Wide of family leaving court building with Mladic's granddaughter Anastasia walking hand in hand with Mladic's son Darko
2. Mid of Mladic's wife Bosiljka (right) with grandson Stefan and his mother (Darko's wife) Biljana walking to car
3. Wide family getting into car, zoom in
4. Various of car driving away
5. Tracking shot of Milos Saljic, Mladic's lawyer, entering his office
6. Close up of Saljic talking on the phone
7. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Milos Saljic, Ratko Mladic's lawyer:
"About half an hour ago an appeal was lodged in the post office and the appeal includes the fact that a man whose health condition is in a very critical state and who is not capable of defending himself cannot be extradited."
8. Wide of Saljic in his office
STORYLINE
A lawyer for war crimes suspect Ratko Mladic said on Monday that he had filed an appeal against the former general's extradition, a move that will likely delay his transfer to the Hague for at least a day.
Attorney Milos Saljic said that Mladic was not well enough to be extradited and asked for a battery of doctors to examine the 69-year old.
Mladic was arrested last week after 16 years on the run, and is said to have suffered at least two strokes.
Saljic says he mailed the appeal and made it clear that "a man can't be extradited whose health condition is in a very critical state."
Bruno Vekaric, Serbia's deputy war crimes prosecutor, says Mladic is employing delaying tactics and that nothing should prevent his extradition to the international war crimes court in The Hague, Netherlands.
Earlier on Monday Mladic was visited by his wife Bosiljka, son Darko and two of his grandchildren Anastasia and Stefan.
Saljic said the emotional visit brought the 69-year-old to tears and media reports described it as the first time he had met his 10-year-old granddaughter and five-year-old grandson.

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