The trial for former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic has been going on intermittently for two years in proceedings of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY). Yet judges and prosecutors haven't focused solely on that one case. Here's what has been accomplished since the establishment of the ICTY in 1993, by the numbers:

103: Number of accused who have appeared in proceedings before the tribunal

59: Accused currently in custody

21: Arrest warrants issued for persons still at large

21: Indictments withdrawn

15: Persons convicted now serving a sentence

14: Accused who died while awaiting trial or during trial

8: Persons who have completed their sentence

5: Acquittals

5: Accused provisionally released

1,238: Staffers working for ICTY

84: Countries represented by staffers

$276,000: ICTY budget in 1993