High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has begun monitoring the selection process of court-appointed attorneys who have not been chosen by defendants.
High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has begun monitoring the selection process of court-appointed attorneys who have not been chosen by defendants.
Tužilac je čitao optužnicu, a postupak za dvojicu optuženih koji su ranije sporazumno priznali krivicu je razdvojen.
The Center for Investigative Reporting in Sarajevo is the first recipient of the new Robert F. Kennedy Social Media Journalism Award given by the RFK European Center for Justice and Human Rights.
Luan Oruqi, the owner of a Kosovo fashion agency was sentenced to five years in prison for smuggling of 6.65 kg of heroin.
Luan Oruqi pleaded guilty to smuggling 6.65 kilograms of heroin from Serbia to Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) in the beginning of this year. The BiH Prosecutor’s Office said that the street value of the drug is around one million KM.
The officials from NCB Interpol Sarajevo branch office and the Bureau for Coordination of Police Agencies in BiH say that they did not receive an order to freeze Kelmedi’s assets.
The final material evidence which the special prosecutor Slobodan Ćelić presented today show the methods which Zoran Ćopić used in the laundering of money acquired through the sale of cocaine on behest of Darko Šarić.
Luan Oruqi is going to admit the offence he was charged said today his attorney Mirza Kovač at the beginning of a trial before the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH).
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has sentenced today Srđan Andrić and Goran Gotovac from Sarajevo to a year in prison on charges of embezzlement and forging of official documents.
Naser Kelmendi, a Kosovo businessman with Sarajevo address, paid yesterday a €10,000 fine avoiding court proceedings for illegal construction of his Casa Grande Hotel in Ulcinj.
The Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina filed an indictment for organized crime, tax evasion and money laundering against Zenica-based Čago Komerc and Fahrudin Čago, Smail Mujčinović, the company’s owner and director respectively.
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