Summary: Ivan Kraljevic, Stojan Odak and Vice Bebek were sentenced for crimes against detainees in Ljubuski in 1993 and 1994. They were found guilty of holding Bosniak civilians in inhumane conditions in the Military Investigative Prison in Ljubuski, and of treating them inhumanely. Kraljevic was found guilty in his capacity as manager of the prison from September 18 to November 19, 1993, and Odak and Bebek as members of the Croatian Defence Council military police force. The appeals chamber sentenced Kraljevic to one year and three months in prison, Odak to two-and-a-half years, and Bebek to one year. Two other defendants, Mato Jelcic and Slavko Skender, who were the managers of the prison after Kraljevic, were found not guilty of all the charges. Two other defendants, Dragan Milos and Vinko Radisic, were also acquitted of all the charges.