Serbian Prosecutors' Commission Accuses Belgrade Chief of Running Parallel Prosecution System

A commission of Serbia's Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office found that Nenad Stefanović, head of the Higher Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, established a 'parallel prosecution system' serving unlawful interests, with the help of some prosecutors. The report, based on a review of seven cases, has been forwarded to the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime. This is a significant internal accountability development within Serbia's judiciary, though the findings are not yet public and the accused has not responded.

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