In the case of Svetozar Marović, as well as in the case of his son Miloš, there is no word on the statute of limitations for the execution of criminal sanctions, the Ministry of Justice announced.
The ministry responded to the statement of the vice-president of the Democrats, Vladimir Martinović, who assessed that the Government and the Minister of Justice, Zoran Pažin, are avoiding announcing that Miloš Marović's one-year prison sentence has expired and that the statute of limitations will also begin in September in the case of his father, Svetozar Marović.
"The young representative of the Democrats, before he learned to insult without arguments, should have acquired basic knowledge about what he wants to discuss publicly. If he had learned something about the statute of limitations for the execution of sentences, he would have known that the statute of limitations is interrupted by every action of the competent authority which is undertaken for the purpose of executing the sentence and that after each interruption of the statute of limitations, that term runs anew," the ministry said.
Also, they point out, the Democrat representative should have learned the difference between the relative statute of limitations and the absolute statute of limitations.
"Therefore, there is no word on the statute of limitations for the execution of criminal sanctions, both in the case of Svetozar Marović and in the case of Miloš Marović, to the disappointment of the young representative of the Democrats. The competent authorities of the Republic of Serbia are on the move," concludes the Ministry of Justice.
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