"The charge only covers intent to kill," Mijailovic's lawyer Peter Althin said.
"If [the prosecutors] maintain that charge and the court concludes that he had no intent to kill, then he can't be convicted of anything... Then he'll be set free," he said.
The trial is scheduled to conclude after a third day of proceedings on Monday. Before pronouncing its verdict, the court is expected to order a month-long psychiatric examination of Mijailovic.



