14/03/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 5 – BRIEF NEWS Supreme Court President Advocates for Higher Salaries for Judges and Promises Resolution of Old Cases The President of the […]
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14/03/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 5 – TOPIC 3 For months, there has been unrest within and around the Constitutional Court of Montenegro. The situation reached a breaking point […]
14/03/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 5 – TOPIC 4 On February 28, a new trial commenced at the Higher Court in Podgorica for Vesna Medenica, the former president of […]
14/03/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 5 – TOPIC 5 President of the Appellate Court of Montenegro, Mirjana Popović, sent an urgent request to the President of the Judicial Council, […]
14/03/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 5 – TOPIC 6 Judges in Montenegro whose terms ended between the beginning of 2020 and the end of last year received €2,172,239 in […]
14/03/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 5 – TOPIC 1 The Criminal Panel of the High Court in Podgorica, led by Judge Veljko Radovanović, acquitted seven defendants (Mitro Knežević, Stojan […]
14/03/2025
HRA NEWSLETTER 5 – TOPIC 2 The Appellate Court of Montenegro violated the law in favor of the defendant by reducing his 15-year prison sentence for […]
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