HRA Newsletter no.14

HRA NEWSLETTER 14 – BRIEF NEWS   Relocation of the Special State Prosecutor’s Office and Special Police Department to the former Government building still on hold […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 14 – TOPIC 8 Montenegrin judges are required to report to the President of the Supreme Court, Valentina Pavličić, by the end of the […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 14 – TOPIC 7 Instead of closing arguments, the trial of former Supreme Court President Vesna Medenica and other defendants — held before the […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 14 – TOPIC 6 On 1 November, the Prosecutors’ Conference adopted a new Code of Ethics for state prosecutors, replacing the previous ethical framework […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 14 – TOPIC 5 In Montenegrin courts the traditional method of record keeping is still used, where the judge dictates to a clerk what […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 14 – TOPIC 4 Criminal proceedings have been initiated against 11 former and current judges and state prosecutors in Montenegro on suspicion of having […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 14 – TOPIC 3 On 17 November, the Parliament of Montenegro elected three members to the Prosecutorial Council – Sekula Raičević, Veselin Šćepanović, and […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 14 – TOPIC 2 In its new report on Montenegro’s progress, the European Commission assessed that the country’s judicial system remains “between a moderate […]

HRA NEWSLETTER 14 – TOPIC 1 At its session held on 25 November, the Parliament of Montenegro appointed Jovan Jovanović as a judge of the Constitutional […]