Oko 150 Osuđenika Moglo Bi Ostati Bez Electroničkog Nadzora Zbog šTrajka U Mostaru
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The Federal Ministry of Justice has warned that around 150 people serving their prison sentences under house arrest with electronic monitoring could be left without the possibility of continuing to serve their sentences in this way, as the current contract for providing these services expires on November 21. According to the Ministry, the problem arose due to the inability to conclude a new contract on renting software […] The post Around 150 co…
Recognizing the increased public interest in the aforementioned issue, the Ministry draws attention to the possible consequences of continuing such practice by the Municipal Court in Mostar, especially taking into account the content of the decision of the independent arbitrator.
About 150 convicts in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina could be left without electronic monitoring due to a strike in the Municipal Court in Mostar, which makes it difficult to conclude a new contract for the provision of this service, the Federal Ministry of Justice warned. The Federal Ministry of Justice warned that around 150 people serving prison terms in house arrest with electronic monitoring could [...] The post Due to the strike …
Federalno ministarstvo pravde upozorilo je kako bi oko 150 osoba koje kaznu zatvora izdržavaju u kućnom zatvoru uz electronički nadzor moglo ostati bez mogućnosti nastavka izdržavanja kazne na taj način jer 21. studenoga istječe Važeći ugovor za pružanje tih usluga.Kako navode iz Ministarstva, problem je nastao zbog nemogućnosti zaključenja novog ugovora o iznajmljivanju softvera i opreme za electronički nadzor osuđenih osoba te pružanja tehničk…
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