Judge Petrov for Danas: I Apologize to the Students, My Sentence Was Taken Out of Context
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The President of the Constitutional Court, Vladan Petrov, apologized to the students in the blockade for his statement in a television show in which he said that he does not understand why anyone would worry about whether he is being tapped or not if he has nothing to hide or commits any criminal acts.
"Showed elementary ignorance of the Constitution and relativized the violation of the highest general legal act that exists to protect the basic human rights of citizens"
The non-partisan group of judges and prosecutors "Defense of the Profession" condemned the statement of the president of the Constitutional Court, Vladan Petrov, regarding the allegations of spying on students with the "Pegasus" software on mobile phones, according to which citizens have no reason to worry about eavesdropping "if they have nothing to hide", which is why they requested his resignation. In the statement, they assessed that Petrov,…
In the announcement, they assessed that Vladan Petrov, who is also a professor of constitutional law at the Belgrade Faculty of Law and a doctor of legal sciences, with that statement showed "elementary ignorance of the Constitution" and relativized the violation of the highest general legal act that exists to protect the basic human rights of citizens, among which is the right to secrecy of letters and other means of communication. "The Preside…
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