The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade announced that the death of the young man in Voždovac was the result of suicide, and that proceedings will be initiated against the disseminators of misinformation on social networks.
Student Stefan Tomić was ordered to be detained for up to 48 hours due to the suspicion that he committed the criminal act of calling for a violent change of the constitutional order, according to the statement of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade.
People are enlightened, encouraged and united. United like that, we can do anything. This whole process is significantly healing for the whole society, now we all learn what we can do together when we have the same basic values. I think that the students also learned a lot, they experienced a lot on their own skin, and, honestly, we "older" people learn from them as well. Unlike many, I think it's good that this is taking longer, because sudden, faster changes would probably be short-lived.
Prosecutor Bojana Savović raised her voice. According to the sentence, she was placed in a small room on the fourth floor of the Palace of Justice. But you can hear it even better from there. He now speaks for "Vreme"
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) in Belgrade announced that the MUP has not yet submitted a report on the attack and injury of police officer Lazar Baćić at a protest in front of the Radio and Television of Serbia on March 10, 2025.
Members of the Criminal Police Directorate arrested Dusan Rafailović on the order of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade
The arrest of Milorad Grčić and his associates in connection with corruption in the EPS caused numerous reactions in the public. While the government brags about the fight against corruption, it is paradoxical that these arrests right now with the announcement of Aleksandar Vučić actually prove what the students claim - that in Serbia politics controls the judiciary
The higher public prosecution is charging three defendants with violent behavior at a public meeting held in memory of the victims of the fall of the canopy in Novi Sad in front of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts. They were accused of physical attacks and threats, and the court was proposed to impose suspended prison sentences and monetary sanctions.
Chief Public Prosecutor Nenad Stefanović requested a total of 14 years and 11 months in prison for Vladimir Kecmanović, and five years and five months in prison for Miljana Kecmanović.
In the announcement of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT), it was stated that the VJT will act on the criminal report of the dean of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts (FDU) and the claim that there were elements of violent behavior in the attack on the students.
The leaflets "Call for armed rebellion and change in the constitutional order of the Republic of Serbia" were inserted into the mailboxes of citizens in Dr. Ivan Ribara Street in New Belgrade
The leader of the "People's Patrol" and the editor of the Srbin.info portal were acquitted of charges of subverting the constitutional order. Unlike them, the activists who were arrested after the December protests were forced to confess their guilt
"We will have privileged defendants. Those will be the ones the prosecutor decides to hear first. The first defendant will be heard without the presence of the other defendants and their lawyers. In the case of the second defendant in the order of hearing, during the testimony, only the first defendant who was heard with his lawyer will be able to be present. Therefore, when the last one comes to testify at the prosecutor's office, everyone who has already been heard with their defense attorneys will be able to follow his presentation and ask him questions, and he had no right to ask them those questions. How the prosecutor will determine and according to which criteria which defendant will be heard first, and who will be heard second or third or last, is not prescribed.
A man from Kikinda who beat his wife with a pistol and fired four bullets into her was sentenced to only one year and four months in prison. "The light sentences for domestic violence are a consequence of the fact that prosecutors do not treat such cases as attempted murder," Vanja Macanović from the Autonomous Women's Center told Vreme.
Proceedings against "Deleuze", "Mercator S", "Univerexport-import" and "DIS" may have significant consequences if it is determined that these companies have violated competition protection laws or participated in illegal activities
Immediately before large civil protests against lithium mining, the MUP and the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office issued a warning to citizens that any violence on the streets will be sanctioned. During that time, the President of Serbia says that these gatherings are an attempt to overthrow the government
Prosecutor Milena Božić says that the prosecutor, based on journalistic reporting, could ex officio investigate what happened in Mala Krsna, because there are enough indications that the law was broken. That's what she would do
Savović is one of the prosecutors who was transferred from the Special Department for the Prevention of Corruption after the investigation into abuses in EPS. Chief Prosecutor Nenad Stefanović has now filed charges against her for participating in the meetings of the "ProGlas" initiative.
Prosecutor Jelena Stevančević refused to represent the indictment before the court against the policemen who participated in the discovery of Jovanjica. That is why she was not chosen as a prosecutor of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade. She believes that she did not get the job because she was not "obedient", reports BIRN
The High Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade proposed today to the judge for the preliminary proceedings of the High Court that the suspect Milan Radoičić, who was detained earlier today, be ordered into custody due to the risk of escape.
The lawsuit refers to compensation for non-material damages for mental pain suffered due to the death of a loved one, as well as for the fear suffered, said the spokeswoman of the High Court in Belgrade, Milica Veličković.
The case was formed and the City Administration requested documentation on the business with the Turkish company. The opposition demands Šapić's resignation
In what other country do public prosecutors call a TV show on the phone and cry for help from the public because they can no longer endure the terror of their superior? Why do dozens of deputy prosecutors who decided to publicly support their female colleagues ask the State Council of Prosecutors to protect their independence? And who, actually, is Nenad Stefanović
