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08/09/2025
DOWNLOAD HRA NEWSLETTER NO.11 – Judicial Monitor – Monitoring and Reporting on Judicial Reforms HRA NEWSLETTER 11
08/09/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 11 – TOPIC 6 On August 27, the Judicial Council appointed new presidents for two misdemeanor courts. Branko Vujačić, a judge of the Podgorica […]
08/09/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 11 – TOPIC 5 The Basic Court in Nikšić has emerged as a positive example of how effective management and dedication can yield results. […]
08/09/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 11 – TOPIC 4 Montenegro’s judiciary continues to struggle with a shortage of judges, inadequate facilities, and inefficiency, while long-announced plans for a new […]
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HRA NEWSLETTER 11 – TOPIC 3 In the first half of 2025, the Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils issued five decisions concerning the disciplinary accountability of judges […]
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HRA NEWSLETTER 11 – TOPIC 2 The Judicial Ethics Commission has determined that High Court judge in Podgorica, Nada Rabrenović, violated the Judicial Code of Ethics […]
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HRA NEWSLETTER 11 – TOPIC 1 Pre-trial detainees held at the Investigation Prison in Spuž, under the Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions, announced that […]
01/08/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 10 – BRIEF NEWS POLICE OFFICERS TESTIFIED IN THE “TUNNEL” CASE The trial of those accused of breaking into the Higher Court’s storage […]
01/08/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 10 – TOPIC 9 The issue of judges’ termination of function due to meeting the age requirements for retirement in Montenegro has sparked a […]
01/08/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 10 – TOPIC 8 By the end of July, there were 281 active judges in Montenegrin courts, with as many as fifty-two judges—or nearly […]
01/08/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 10 – TOPIC 7 In the first half of 2025, the Supreme Court of Montenegro resolved more cases than it received during the first […]
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