Special Court in Belgrade

In the Special Court in Belgrade, yesterday the trial of the members of the organized criminal group continued with the interrogation of the defendant-collaborator Srdjan Lali.

In the Special Court in Belgrade today, the trial of the members of the organized criminal group should be continued with the interrogation of the defendant-collaborator Srdjan Lali.
They are charged with seven murders, drug trafficking, illegal possession and carrying of weapons, kidnapping and rape in a confirmed indictment.

About 60. 000 euros in cash were found in her apartment, TV Prva reported.
She is not known to the public, but as a source familiar with the investigation said, the police believe that they can help them in order to gain new knowledge and possible evidence and witnesses who would point out Belivuk's criminal actions.

Former Minister of Environmental Protection Oliver Dulic has been found guilty by the Special Court in Belgrade, on charges of abuse of office.

Dulic stood accused of abusing his official position when issuing licenses to the Nuba Invest company.

The Special Court in Belgrade has found Bojana Bajrusevic guilty of cigarette smuggling and sentenced her to five years in prison.

But her co-defendants in the trial, including former Federal Customs Administration Director Mihalj Kertes, have all been acquitted.

The Special Court in Belgrade on Friday found Marko Miskovic guilty of tax evasion and sentenced him to 3.5 years in jail.

Miskovic is the son of Miroslav Miskovic, the owner of Delta Holding.

Historian Branka Prpa on Tuesday told the Special Court in Belgrade that Miroslav Kurak "does not look like the person who shot Slavko Curuvija."

Prpa, Curuvija's common-law wife, was with the publisher and journalist when he was shot and killed in Belgrade in April 1999.

The Special Court in Belgrade has set Luka Bojovic and Vladimir Milisavljevic free, and convicted Sretko Kalinic and Milos Simovic to 35 and 30 years in prison.

Trial resumes for group accused of IS links

BELGRADE -- A witness in the trial of a group accused of terrorism-related activities has told a Belgrade court he joined one of the accused in order to fight in Syria.

BELGRADE - The Special Court in Belgrade Wednesday sentenced 20 members of a "traffic mafia" to between five months and seven and a half years in prison for causing huge losses to insurance providers by defrauding them with false insurance claims.

Slobodan Knezic, organizer of the criminal group, was given a concurrent sentence of seven years and six months in prison.