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Commission Finds Abuses by Belgrade Prosecutor's Office for Political Purposes

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After reviewing several high-profile cases, the Serbian Supreme Prosecutor's Office Commission found systemic irregularities and abuses of the Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade for political or other purposes. It proposed proceedings against several prosecutors and considered the possibility of dismissing Chief Prosecutor Nenad Stefanović and his deputy.
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After reviewing several high-profile cases, the Serbian Supreme Prosecutor's Office Commission found systemic irregularities and abuses of the Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade for political or other purposes. It proposed proceedings against several prosecutors and considered the possibility of dismissing Chief Prosecutor Nenad Stefanović and his deputy.

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As he told RTS, seven cases were related to the "sound cannon", pardons, attacks on students in front of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts and in Jurija Gagarina Street. Stamenković added that the commission unanimously concluded that in the actions of certain prosecutors there was a serious violation of procedure, as well as instrumentalization of the prosecution for political or other purposes. Asked about allegations that this is the result of a c…

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The Commission of the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office of Serbia has concluded that the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has been instrumentalized for political or other purposes, and that individual prosecutors have seriously violated the law and abused their positions. It is proposing a procedure for the dismissal of Chief Prosecutor Nenad Stefanović.

·Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Klix broke the news in Bosnia and Herzegovina on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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