Vučić Pardoned More than 50 People Before Leaving. Now He Could Face Charges
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A group of judges and prosecutors believe that the former President may have committed a crime by granting pardons without the prosecution being initiated by the Ministry of Justice
The informal group of judges and prosecutors "Professional Defense" today asked the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime to determine whether a criminal offense was committed in the proceedings of former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić on the pardoning of 49 persons.
LAWYER Vladica Ilić calls for an investigation against Vučić due to the suspicion that he abused his official position with mass pardons before leaving power.
The informal group of judges and prosecutors "Defense of the Profession" today asked the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime to determine whether a criminal offense was committed in the proceedings of former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić on the pardoning of 49 persons. "We call on judges and public prosecutors not to participate in the implementation of illegal decisions! We also call on the Constitutional Court to examine the le…
"If pardons are the consequence of a committed criminal act, then making decisions based on them is also a criminal act"
The informal group of judges and prosecutors "Defense of the Profession" today asked the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime to determine whether a criminal offense was committed in the proceedings of former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić on the pardoning of 49 persons. "We call on judges and public prosecutors not to participate in the implementation of illegal decisions! We also call on the Constitutional Court to examine the le…
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