Centar za istraživačko novinarstvo (CIN)
16.11.2012
Ramo Brkić, former USK police commissionaire. (Photo: CIN) The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has accepted today a plea bargain Sakib Memić concluded with
The court threw out a plea bargain with Hodžić, a former head of the Una Sana Canton’s Traffic Control Unit.
A fourth hearing in the case of Hamdo Dacić, Haris Zornić and Acik Can at the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) was cancelled because no defense witnesses showed up.
According to data from the Commission for Establishing the Unpaid Tax Obligations at the FBiH Parliament, the biggest chunk of debt worth 688.6 million KM belongs to 246 firms which are mainly in the ownership of state.
The court decided to detain them because of fear they would flee. They hold dual citizenship so if released could easily leave BiH.
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