Yesterday, May 10, in the Budapest Municipal Court the trial of Azeri serviceman Ramil Safarov accused of the murder of Armenian officer Gurgen Margarian during an English language training course within the framework of the NATO-sponsored Partnership for Peace program held in Budapest, Hungary, was resumed. Safarov's defense was represented by lawyers Peter Zalai, Dierd Madiar and attorney-consultant Adil Ismaylov. During the 55-minute hearing held in Hungarian and translated into Turkish the results of the second medical examination were read. To note, the Azeri experts were present at the examination as observers. The court presided by Doctor Andras Vaskuti decreed to postpone the next sitting till September 27, 2005, since the interpreter representing the Armenian party had no appropriate license for making translations, IA Regnum reports.