Serbia’s judicial system is shaking again! After more than ten years in the role, Supreme Prosecutor Zagorka Dolovac has been suddenly removed from her position as a member of the judicial exam commission, specifically for the criminal law subject. The decision was made by the Minister of Justice Nenad Vujić, who appointed war crimes prosecutor Snežana Stojković in her place. What’s really going on here? Is this just a formality or a sign of deep divisions within the judiciary?
Dolovac held this position for over a decade but was abruptly stripped of it, even though she remains in other roles and continues to receive her allowances. A source close to “Novosti” reveals that the Minister of Justice is authorized to form exam boards and decide who will conduct the judicial exam, but this decision has sparked a storm of questions and doubts.
Meanwhile, as the judiciary trembles, Serbia is also witnessing protests and blockades in Belgrade, massive fires, sports victories, and economic projects. But this decision about Dolovac casts a shadow over all of it.
Is this the start of a new era in Serbian justice or just another political move? And how will this change affect future generations of lawyers and judicial officials? Feel free to share your thoughts — this story is far from over!
