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Montenegro judicial and legal proceedings

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Latest: OSCE conference emphasizes judicial reform in Western Balkans

Legal and judicial proceedings in Montenegro face ongoing scrutiny regarding systemic practices, judicial independence, and administrative integrity. Legal experts at the 40th Ius Forum warned that pretrial detention has

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Montenegrin judicial recruitment processes

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Latest: Basic Court in Herceg Novi announces candidate testing

The Montenegrin judiciary has initiated competency testing for various judicial positions. In Podgorica, the High Court scheduled assessments for Advisor candidates, involving written tests and oral interviews organize

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Montenegro judicial rulings in murder cases

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Latest: Montenegro Supreme Court upholds 40-year sentence for Alija Balijagić

The Supreme Court of Montenegro has issued significant rulings in separate high-profile murder cases. In the Bar murder case involving the death of Mij Adrović, the court extended the detention of suspects Dragoslav and

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Montenegro fugitive reward escalation and asset seizure

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Latest: Montenegro prosecutors seek seizure of Kavač clan assets

The Montenegrin Ministry of Internal Affairs has increased its efforts to apprehend high-profile fugitives linked to organized crime. Initially, the government announced a 500,000 euro reward for information leading to t

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Podgorica High Court judicial rulings

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Latest: Podgorica High Court halts several criminal proceedings due to insufficient evidence

The High Court in Podgorica has issued several rulings involving acquittals and the halting of criminal proceedings due to insufficient evidence. In one instance, former Railway Infrastructure of Montenegro executive di

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