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Implementation of Transitional Laws in Serbia 2006consequences for the joined life of nations and national minorities livingin SRJ, they will be punished by a prison sentence for a duration of one toeight years, and for the criminal act in Paragraph two, by a prison sentencein the duration from one to ten years 1143 .The new Criminal Code 1144 , in the part titled “Criminal acts againstconstitutional structure and safety of the Republic of Serbia and SCG”anticipates the criminal act of “Causing national, racial and religious hatredor intolerance” 1145 . It is immediately conspicuous that the title was changed,by leaving the word “discord” out from the title of this criminal act. Theprevious law used the term “among nations and national minorities”, andthe new one uses the term “among nations and ethnic communities”.Except for this, for the criminal act from the first Paragraph, the prisonsentence of one to five years was anticipated, and according to the new oneit is six months to five years. For committing a criminal act from the thirdParagraph, the sentence was one to ten years in prison, and according to thenew law it is two to ten years.District Prosecutor’s OfficesAccording to the results of the research, 66 criminal charges which werealleged to have caused “racial, religious or national hatred or intolerance”were filed in the District Public Prosecutor’s Offices in 2004 and 2005.Twenty four of these charges were dismissed immediately, and eightindictments were raised. The other criminal charges were in the process ofinvestigation at the time, obtaining notifications or their jurisdictions weretransferred to Municipal Prosecutor’s Offices.No criminal charges connected to this criminal act were filed in the DistrictPublic Prosecutor’s Offices in Prokuplje 1146 , Smederevo 1147 , Zajecar 1148 ,Cacak 1149 , Kraljevo 1150 or Pirot 1151 .1143 Ibid, Paragraph 31144 See above under 6111145 Ibid, Article 3171146 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Prokuplje from September 12 th , 2005, number A 73/05, signedby Viseslav Bukumirovic – Public Prosecutor1147 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Smederevo from November 10 th , 2005, number A 64/05,signed by Dragoslav Markovic – Public Prosecutor1148 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Zaječar from November 7 th , 2005, number A 64/05, signedby Zorina Zogovic – Public Prosecutor1149Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Cacak from September 21 st , 2005, number 163/05, signed byMiodrag Surla – Deputy Public Prosecutor1150 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Kraljevo from September 2 nd , 2005, number A 73/05, signedby Dragan Belcevic – Deputy Public Prosecutor1151Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Pirot from September 8 th , 2005, number A 71/05, signed by200
Implementation of Transitional Laws in Serbia 2006One criminal charge was filed to the District Public Prosecutor’s Officesin Kragujevac 1152 , Krusevac 1153 and Leskovac 1154 and all were dismissed.One criminal charge was also filed to the District Public Prosecutor’sOffices in Jagodina 1155 and Pancevo 1156 . In the memorandum sent to us bythe District Court in Jagodina, it is stated that a criminal charge was filedagainst Kostadinovic Bojan, Kitanovic Predrag, Sorlic Ljubise, StojanovicIvan, Rasic Zivadin, Sorlic Ivica, all from Trnava, and against Vasic Sasafrom Jagodina on the suspicion of committing this criminal act 1157 . Afteran investigation was conducted, it was determined that they had committedthe criminal act of “endangering safety” 1158 . The District Court in Pancevohad, after conducting an investigation, raised an indictment against twopersons, on the suspicion of committing this criminal act 1159 .Two criminal charges were filed to the District Public Prosecutor’s Officesin Negotin 1160 and Valjevo 1161 . The Negotin Prosecutor’s Office dismissedthe charges immediately, and the other was, at that time, still in the phase ofobtaining notifications 1162 , while the Prosecution in Valjevo dismissed oneof the charges, and raised an indictment on the other 1163 .Three criminal charges were filed to the District Public Prosecutor’s Officesin Uzice 1164 , Nis 1165 , Pozarevac 1166 and Sombor 1167 . The Prosecution in Uzicetransferred two charges to the Municipal Prosecution’s Office, becauseTihomir Djordjevic1152 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Kragujevac from November 8 th , 2005, number A 380/05,signed by Slavoljub Dimitrijevic – Deputy Public Prosecutor1153 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Krusevac from November 4 th , 2005, number KTR 417/05,signed by Radmila Jovanovic – Public Prosecutor1154 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Leksovac from August 30 th , 2005, number A 127/05, signedby Edvarda Jerin – Public Prosecutor1155 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Jagodina from August 31 st , 2005, number A 133/05, signed byGoran Busarcevic – Public Prosecutor1156 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Pancevo from September 12 th , 2005, number KTR 306/05,signed by Niskanovic Milan – Public Prosecutor1157 See above under 11551158 The Criminal Code, Article 67, Paragraph 2, see above 6111159 See above under 11561160 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Negotin from September 16 th , 2005, number A 102/2005,signed by Miroslav Sozentic – Public Prosecutor1161 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Valjevo from September 5 th , 2005, number A 107/05, signedby Zlatko Sulovic – Public Prosecutor1162 See above under 11601163 See above under 11611164 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Uzice from November 3 rd , 2005, number A 110/05, signed byBlazenko Vesnic – Deputy Public Prosecutor1165 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Niš from September 21 st , 2005, number A 158/05, signed bySvetlana Savovic – Public Prosecutor1166 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Pozarevac from September 1 st , 2005, number A 47/05, signedby Dragan Petrovic – Public Prosecutor1167 Report of the District Prosecutor’s Office in Sombor from September 2 nd , 2005, number A 49/05, signedby Borislav Krujakov – Public Prosecutor201
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