Serbian Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Nine Students in Constitutional Order Case
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A commission of Serbia's Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office has found grounds to suspect that the chief prosecutor of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office, Stefanović, created a parallel prosecution system, potentially violating the law. The report has been forwarded to the European Court of Human Rights for further action. This marks a significant internal accountability move within Serbia's judiciary, with potential implications for the rule of law and political stability.
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