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TOK Asked the Ministry of Justice to Urgently Deliver the Procedures on Vučić's Pardons

The Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime (TOK) announced today that it has sent a letter to the Ministry of Justice demanding that it without delay and with particular urgency submit data on the proceedings initiated against 49 persons who were pardoned by the then President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, at the end of September.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime (TOK) announced today that it has sent a letter to the Ministry of Justice demanding that it without delay and with particular urgency submit data on the proceedings initiated against 49 persons who were pardoned by the then President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, at the end of September.

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It was requested that the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Serbia submit all available documentation, as well as the entire correspondence between the Ministry of Justice and the cabinet of the then President of the Republic of Serbia related to the preparation of decisions on pardons, including the acts of the Minister of Justice on the initiation of the pardon procedure ex officio, as well as the reasoned opinions of the Minister of Just…

However, just five days after the Student List convincingly won the parliamentary elections, the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime sent a request to the Ministry of Justice for answers to three questions - whether pardon procedures have been initiated, to which persons they apply and for which crimes, according to the JTOK statement. The Ministry of Justice and local prosecutor's offices did not respond to the BBC's questions about …

JTOK requested urgent information and documentation from the Ministry of Justice about the possible pardoning of 49 persons by Aleksandar Vučić, euronews Serbia, euronews Serbia, euronews Serbia, euronews Serbia, euronews, euronews

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The Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime sent an urgent request to the Ministry of Justice to provide information and documentation on the pardoning of 49 persons.

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