Violation of surveillance measures could become a criminal offense, awaiting the green light from Brussels

Why the state needs a tougher response is best illustrated by cases of violations of surveillance measures, the most famous of which is the case of Miloš Medenica.

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Bojan Božović, Photo: Screenshot/TV Vijesti
Bojan Božović, Photo: Screenshot/TV Vijesti
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Violation of supervision measures could soon become a separate criminal offense.

Prison sentences are also foreseen for those who do not comply with the imposed bans, and Bojan Božović's department is waiting for the green light from Brussels to amend the Criminal Code.

Why the state needs a tougher response is best illustrated by cases of violations of supervision measures, the most famous of which is the case of Miloš Medenica, who, despite the imposed measures, fled on the day the first-instance verdict was pronounced and has been on the run for more than three months.

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