20. October 2015.
A disciplinary prosecutor requested that Bosnian state prosecutor Mirko Lecic be found guilty of negligence in dealing with a war crimes investigation in the Ilijas area.
Work of Domestic Judicial Institutions
8. October 2015.
A former Bosnian state prosecutor said if he is found guilty of prioritizing complex war crimes cases instead of focusing on simple ones, it will send 'a dangerous message".
1. October 2015.
Representatives of the Bosnian state judiciary and the justice ministry in the Serb dominated Republika Srpska entity have clashes over the jurisdiction of the state court at an EU seminar.
1. October 2015.
Representatives of the Bosnian state judiciary and the justice ministry in the Serb dominated Republika Srpska entity have clashes over the jurisdiction of the state court at an EU seminar.
14. September 2015.
According to the current law on the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC), members can work with the council and still keep their other jobs within the judicial system. This has come to light with the opening of four senior management positions.
4. September 2015.
Former state prosecutor Munib Halilovic said the disciplinary procedure initiated against him was an attack on Bosnias national strategy for processing war crimes. Halilovic is facing the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils (HJPC) disciplinary commission on charges of failing to investigate a war crimes case.
26. August 2015.
State-level prosecutor Mirko Lecic is accused of negligently stalling an investigation into war crimes against Serb civilians in a village near Sarajevo for over four years.
6. July 2015.
Munib Halilovic, a former Bosnian state prosecutor, is facing the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils disciplinary commission on charges of failing to investigate a war crimes case.
23. June 2015.
The Bosnian state court confirmed the indictment against Azra Miletic, Senad Sabic and Ramo Brkic, whove been charged with giving and receiving a bribe.
27. May 2015.
Some the candidates who were elected as the best possible fits for positions at the Prosecutors Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina never raised an indictment. Young and without extensive prosecutorial experience, these hires are working on war crimes cases, one of the most complex areas of criminal law.
Sva prava zadržana BIRN BiH.