The High Court in Belgrade decided to defend Veselin Milić from freedom, after it was established that there are no longer any legal grounds for his detention. The decision was implemented immediately and Milić left the Central Prison
According to Jasmine Paunović, the dismissed head of the Belgrade police, Veselin Milić, accused in the case of murder in the restaurant "27" in Senjak, can be released after the 30-day detention period.
Citizens' choirs of Novi Sad announce longer and longer blockades until all activists are released. The most extreme is the case of Ivan Petrović, a young man without parents who is a ward of the Center for Social Work
Aco Đukanović in custody on suspicion of illegal possession of weapons and ammunition. The prosecution cites the risk of escape as the reason
Two people are in custody in Skopje because they are suspected of being connected to the seizure of five tons of marijuana in Serbia
The High Court in Novi Sad rejected the proposal that the detention and arrest warrants of a group of six activists from that city, who are being tried in absentia for an alleged attempt to subvert the constitutional order, be lifted in order to allow them to return to their homes.
Student Bogdan Jovičić, arrested on August 14 after student and citizen protests in Novi Sad, was released from house arrest
Aleksandar Dikić, columnist and author of the show "Bez ustruvanja", was released to defend himself after consideration of the lawyer's proposal and the investigation so far.
Novi Sad opposition councilor Misha Bachulov was ordered to be detained for up to 30 days
The famous basketball player Vladimir Štimac was remanded in custody after he was previously released after yesterday's arrest
Marija Vasić, Lado Jovović and Lazar Dinić, the "terrorists" who were accused of allegedly preparing a coup d'état before the protest in Belgrade on March 15, were released from house arrest. They are still being tried, but now they can defend themselves from freedom. These are their confessions
Professor Marija Vasić, accused of preparing a coup d'état, reveals what everyday life looks like behind prison doors and how the state treats those who dare to think differently
Three of the six activists and students from the group STAV and the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG), who were accused of allegedly preparing a coup ahead of the March 15 protest in Belgrade, have been released from house arrest
The appeal of the student's defense attorney, Bogdan Jovicic, was rejected. Prolonged custody, by decision of the High Court in Novi Sad. That's why the students called outside
The decision to detain Marko Marjanović, better known as Crystal Matt Damon on the social network X, was made by the non-trial criminal panel of the High Court in Belgrade, contrary to the position of his colleagues, the judges for the preliminary proceedings who had previously refused to detain them
Five people arrested after the protests held in Novi Sad last week were released to defend themselves
Twitter user Marko Marjanović, better known as Crystal Matt Damon, was released from custody. His lawyer previously said he was denied the right to medical attention in custody despite the head injuries he sustained during the police intervention.
After announcements on social networks that former minister Goran Vesić left Serbia by plane, the Directorate for Criminal Sanctions announced that he is undergoing hospital treatment under the constant supervision of guards at the District Prison in Belgrade.
The defense attorney of former minister Tomislav Momirović, lawyer Dragan Palibrk, stated that the High Court's decision on detention was made without a legal basis and in the service of political calculations. He points out that the judiciary once again acts as an "extended arm of the prosecution".
As part of the investigation into abuses during the reconstruction of the railway station in Novi Sad and the railway to Kelebija, the High Court in Belgrade ordered the detention of former minister Tomislav Momirović, Goran Vesić and 30 other persons for up to 11 days.
The students in the blockade of the University of Niš announced that the Court of Appeal in Belgrade lifted the detention of Dimitrije Dimić, a student at the Faculty of Law in Niš, and Luka Stevanović, a student at the Faculty of Economics in Kragujevac.
Nine people from Užice detained during the protest were ordered to be detained for up to thirty days. Their fellow citizens demand their release from prison. If that does not happen, they are announcing an unprecedented gathering for Sunday
Truck driver Milomir Jaćimović, who became a symbol of civic solidarity after transporting students to protests for free, was released from custody in Novi Sad. The court rejected the Prosecution's proposal for detention, judging that even house arrest would threaten his existence, since he is a single parent.
After he tried to help an injured protester during the Vidovdan protest, anesthesiologist Vladimir Stefanović from the hospital in Zrenjanin was arrested and detained. Students and health workers are now calling for his immediate release
After leaving the hospital, truck driver Milomir Jaćimović was sent to the police station where he was detained, his lawyer confirmed. He is charged with causing general danger in an attempt and obstructing officials in the performance of their official duties
Faculty of Civil Engineering professor Milan Spremić, who is among the suspects for the collapse of the canopy at the station in Novi Sad, was released under house arrest. His faculty and colleagues claimed from the beginning that he had nothing to do with the execution of the works
"It is unacceptable that hooligans and thugs enforce justice according to their street rules," wrote the president of the Serbian Progressive Party, Miloš Vučević, regarding the decision of the court in Novi Sad by which the remaining three activists were released from prison to house arrest.
