Imagine this – you receive allowances for a judicial commission role for ten whole years, and then suddenly you get removed! That’s exactly what happened to Supreme Prosecutor Zagorka Dolovac, who was today stripped of her position as a member of the judicial exam commission. Yes, you read that right – after a decade! And not just any role, but one that decides the fate of future lawyers in Serbia.
It all started when Justice Minister Nenad Vujić decided to temporarily replace Dolovac with war crimes prosecutor Snežana Stojković. Although Dolovac remains in the function, the allowances she was receiving have been cut off. Is this a sign that the judicial system is finally waking up, or just another public spectacle?
The judicial exam is a crucial step for all lawyers, and the commissions conducting it must be composed of prominent experts. But how is it possible that someone receives allowances for ten years without anyone knowing or reacting? Is this just the tip of the iceberg of corruption and opacity in the judiciary?
The Justice Minister is authorized to form exam boards and decide who will conduct the judicial exam. The decision to remove Dolovac sparked a storm of comments, raising the question – what’s really behind this change? Did Dolovac actually do something illegal, or is she a victim of internal conflicts and political games?
One thing is certain – this situation has stirred a huge fuss in the public. Ten years of receiving allowances without clear explanation and now a sudden change – sounds like a plot from a bad judicial thriller. And we, ordinary citizens, are left wondering – who’s protecting whom and why?
If you have your own take on this judicial scandal, feel free to share it. Maybe together we’ll uncover what’s really going on behind the closed doors of the judiciary. Or at least have a laugh at this absurd situation. Who knows, justice might be blind, but it’s definitely not deaf to good salaries and allowances!
