Court of Appeals in Belgrade

BELGRADE - The Criminal Non-Trial Chamber of the Higher Court in Belgrade on Wednesday upheld an indictment against Vladimir K and Miljana K, the father and the mother of a K K, a teenager who killed nine of his peers and a security guard in a May 3 shooting spree in a primary school in downtown Belgrade.

Miroslav Aleksi was detained on January 16, and since then he has been charged with sexually assaulting at least eight students in the school premises, two of whom were minors at the time.
Miroslav Aleksic was questioned again on February 8.
After Milena Radulovi, actress Iva Ilini also appeared publicly.

He is charged with committing several offenses of rape for an extended period of time, as well as several offenses of illegal sexual activity.

More precisely, he has been charged with disclosing secret information to a U.S. intelligence officer.
In addition to Perisic, Miodrag Sekulic and Vladan Vlajkovic were also sentenced to one and a half year in prison each.
This is the first instance verdict in this case, after more than 18 years since the initiation of the procedure, back in 2002.

Miroslav Miskovic was on Wednesday acquitted on charges of financial abuses involving road maintenance companies.

The final verdict passed by the Court of Appeals in Belgrade also ordered that he face retrial on charges of tax evasion.

Miroslav Miskovic was on Wednesday acquitted on charges of financial abuses involving road maintenance companies.

The final verdict passed by the Court of Appeals in Belgrade also ordered that he face retrial on charges of tax evasion.