The Higher Court in Belgrade partially accepted the appeal of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade and changed the first-instance decision of the judge for the preliminary proceedings, which rejected the proposal for detention Vladimir Štimac.
With this decision of the non-trial court panel, Štimac was issued a measure prohibiting him from approaching, meeting or communicating with certain persons and visiting certain places - so that he prohibits attending all public gatherings, both registered and unregistered.
He was also ordered to report to the competent police station on the 1st and 15th of every month.
Previously, the judge for the preliminary proceedings of the High Court in Belgrade allowed Štimac to defend himself from freedom.
The higher public prosecutor's office in Belgrade then announced an appeal against the decision of the judge for the preliminary proceedings.
Vladimir Štimac is suspected of calling for a violent change in the constitutional order on November 2 in the afternoon and evening hours on Nikola Pašić Square in the immediate vicinity of the National Assembly and inciting the participants of an unannounced rally to attack the participants of another announced rally, which is being held in Pionirski Park, then on police officers, as well as the violent overthrow of the holders of the highest state positions, the prosecution stated.
He is charged with the criminal offense of Invoking a violent change in the constitutional order, the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office announced.
At the hearing, Štimac denied committing the crime.
Source: RTS
