Zoran Čegar, former head of the Uniformed Police Department of the FBiH Police, has been charged with abuse of office and inflicting light bodily harm.
The Municipal Court in Sarajevo has confirmed the indictment issued by the Cantonal Prosecutor’s Office of Sarajevo Canton (KS) against Zoran Čegar, former head of the Uniformed Police Sector of the Federation Police Administration (FUP), for the criminal offenses of abuse of office and causing minor bodily harm.
The prosecution alleges that, in mid-January 2022, Čegar assaulted a worker in a parking lot in the Stari Grad municipality. At the time, as the head of FUP, he had parked an official vehicle alongside two colleagues, blocking another car. When the employee asked why this had happened, Čegar told him to…
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Lawmakers in the Brčko District’s Assembly lost access to budget funds they had earlier used to buy votes by financing local associations. This money has been redirected to fight COVID-19.
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High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in Bosnia and Herzegovina (HJPC BiH) removed from office a judge of the Municipal Court in Sarajevo for negligence in the performance of duties.
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A legislator sends a petition to the Republika Srpska National Assembly to abolish post-term payout.
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Today, at the Court of BiH, testimony of the BiH Prosecutor’s Office witnesses began in a case involving the former Security Minister Dragan Mektić, two Ministry employees, and a businessman charged with mismanagement of money from a project financed by the European Union.
Lawmakers in the Brčko District’s Assembly lost access to budget funds they had earlier used to buy votes by financing local associations. This money has been redirected to fight COVID-19.
SIPA officials filed a report with the BiH Prosecutor’s Office against IDDEEA Director’s Assistant Azra Muftić for fraud in office.
In the wake of CIN’s story about undeclared assets of Sarajevo leaders and their families, the Sarajevo Mayor and the heads of Sarajevo Old Town and Trnovo municipalities have revealed those properties in their 2020 declarations.
Amendments to the FBiH water legislation have allowed “Smiljevići” landfill in Sarajevo to acquire water and environmental permits even though it has yet to meet all the required conditions.
High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in Bosnia and Herzegovina (HJPC BiH) removed from office a judge of the Municipal Court in Sarajevo for negligence in the performance of duties.
The Bureau for Fight Against Corruption and Quality Management of Sarajevo Canton is checking whether Sarajevo office holders have declared all of their property.
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) Bar Association is opposed to a proposal that would have the FBiH ministry of justice set guidelines for attorneys’ fees.
Brčko District’s Prosecutor’s Office is investigating cases of grant misuse that CIN reporters have put under the spotlight.
HJPC members are still at a loss as to how should they organize the filling out of judges’ and prosecutors’ financial statements as well as double checking of these records.
A legislator sends a petition to the Republika Srpska National Assembly to abolish post-term payout.
Municipal Court in Sarajevo sentenced Amra Radeljaš to ten months and her brother Admir to six months in prison for bribing Sarajevo physicians to help their father Esed get out of jail.
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