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Former HC Chief Accepted Bribe, Settled with Uskok. He Won't Go to Prison

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Settlements were signed in court TODAY between the three defendants in this affair and USKOK. They received light sentences.

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ZAGREB – Bivši čelnik Hrvatskih cesta Josip Škorić, optužen za primanje mita pri pogodovanju u provedbi javnih natječaja za radove na održavanju prometnica, nagodio se s Uskokom te je pravomoćno osuđen na 11 mjeseci zatvora što mu je […] Objava Bivši šef Hrvatskih cesta Josip Škorić će raditi za opće dobro: Nitko za Davanje i primanje mita ne ide u zatvor pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.

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Settlements were signed in court TODAY between the three defendants in this affair and USKOK. They received light sentences.

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The other three in the match-fixing scandal also settled with Uskok last week in exchange for lighter sentences, and the proceedings against them and Škorić were separated.

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Former Croatian Roads leader Josip Škorić, accused of receiving a bribe when facilitating the implementation of public tenders for road maintenance works, settled with Uskoko and was sentenced to 11 months in prison, which was replaced by work for the common good, according to the Zagreb County Court.

Josip Škorić was convicted of accepting a bribe after reaching a plea bargain with USKOK. He was sentenced to 11 months in prison, which was replaced by community service. In addition, Škorić was fined 15,000 euros. He must also repay 6,000 euros, which is

Former president of the Croatian Roads Board Josip Škorić pleaded guilty to corruption and, after a settlement with USKOK, was sentenced to 11 months in prison, which was replaced by community service. As tportal has learned from the Zagreb County Court, Škorić made a settlement with USKOK in the proceedings in which he was charged with accepting a bribe […] The post Former head of Croatian Roads pleads guilty to corruption: Must pay 15,000 euro…

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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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