Postponed trial of Mujović and Rafailović: Request for exemption of special prosecutor Nataša Bošković rejected

Today, the trial of the defendants Radovan Mujović and Vasilj Rafailović was postponed in the High Court in Podgorica due to the illness of one of the defendants.

The president of the special council of judges, Igor Đuričković, scheduled the next hearing for December 11.

As "Vijesti" unofficially learns, the special state prosecutor's office rejected the defense's proposal to disqualify special prosecutor Nataša Bošković.

At the previous main trial on October 23, the defense attorney of the defendant Uroš Vučinić, lawyer Danilo Živković, who replaced his colleague lawyer Srđan Lješković, requested the exemption of the special prosecutor Nataša Bošković. And lawyer Lješkovič submitted to the court a motion to disqualify the plaintiff.

The Special State Prosecutor's Office filed an indictment against Radovan L. Mujović and Vasilij B. Rafailović, for the criminal offense of creating a criminal organization, and Petar V. Lipovina, Mitra D. Marković, Filip M. Knežević, Žarko Ž. Pejakovića, Lazar M. Nedovića, Aleksandar B. Ćetkovića, Boško Ž. Pavlović, Serbian citizens Jovan Mirković and Aleksandar Stevanović, Marko A. Zorić, Nikola Z. Marić, Đurđevac V. Uroš, Filip M. Bešović, Goran V. Rakočević, Ivan R. Brnović, Nikola P. Drecuna, Đurđevac Z. Aleksandra, Moš I. Paović, Uroš V. Vučinić, Davor H. Avdić and Nemanja M. Zurovac, for the criminal offense of creating a criminal organization.

At the beginning of 2017, the defendants Mujović and Rafailović created a criminal organization for the purpose of committing criminal acts, whose members became the accused, as well as Bajram Pista and Marinko Rajković, who were designated as cooperating witnesses by the decision of the High Court.

Mujović was accused of causing general danger by incitement, serious bodily injury by incitement, and Marić and Uroš Đurđevac, causing general danger and illegal possession of weapons, Ćetković - serious bodily injury by incitement, Drecun for the criminal offense as an accomplice of serious bodily injury, while Rakočević, Bešović , Knežević, Lipovina and Marković accused of causing general danger through incitement, and Nedović and Pejaković as accomplices for the criminal offense of causing general danger.

"The defendants Mirković and Lipovina are accused of having committed the criminal offense of aggravated murder through incitement. Radovan Mujović was also charged with the same criminal offense, who, as stated in the indictment, asked Pista Bajram to "kill" MB, the wife of associate witness MM Lipovina was charged with the criminal offense of "felony attempted murder by incitement", while Drecun was charged with "felony attempted murder", while Knežević was charged with two criminal offenses of murder by incitement", the indictment states.