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Computer crimes in Republic of Serbia

Autor: Dragan JOVAŠEVIĆ

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 1/2019

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Abstract: Criminal Legislation of the Republic of Serbia, which started applying as of 1 January 2006, provides for criminal responsibility and punishment for several criminal offences against safety of computer data. Those are computer criminal offences which a perpetrator (who obviously has unique, special knowledge of information, computer technology – IT sector) commits by abuse of computers, computer systems or network, thereby causing material or non-material damage to other natural or legal persons, as well as a whole social community. The basis of those incriminations are European [vezi tot]

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Criminal regulation and criminalistic aspects of money laundering with special focus on the criminal legislation of the Republic of Serbia

Autor: Aleksandar R. IVANOVIĆ

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 1/2019

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Abstract: The author discusses and analyzes the criminal offense of money laundering in accordance with the legal regulations of the criminal legislation of the Republic of Serbia. The author starts from the first incrimination of this work in the criminal legislation of the Republic of Serbia from 2001, pointing out all the changes that have been made so far in the content of the provisions which prescribed this criminal offense. The author devotes special attention to the interpretation of certain provisions of this criminal offense and to [vezi tot]

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The Complicity in the Criminal Law of Republic of Serbia

Autor: Dragan JOVAŠEVIĆ

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 2/2017

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Abstract: The main characteristics of complicity are in the fact that each of accomplices is shown as a perpetrator of a criminal offense, while the criminal offense itself is their joint act. It means that every person that participate in undertaking of activities that commit a criminal offense, in order to be an accomplice, must possess all those features that are required according to the law for a perpetrator of that criminal offense. For existence of complicity it is necessary, beside the presence of several persons, to [vezi tot]

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Comparative Review of the Role and Authorisations of Investigative Judge According to Previous Criminal Procedure Code and the Role and Authorisations of Preliminary Procedings Judge According to the Current Criminal Procedure Code of the Republic of Serbia – a Step Forwards or a Step Backwards?

Autor: Darian RAKITOVAN

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 2/2017

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Abstract: The reform of the criminal procedural legislation in the Republic of Serbia was commenced in 2001, by adopting the Criminal Procedure Code used until the current CPC entered into force. Through this reform, the legislator wanted to create a normative basis for a more efficient criminal procedure by incorporating simplified forms and a different concept of processing criminal matters. However, this process did not go as smoothly. During all these years, the amendments to the procedural norms happened very frequently, which is not, and should not [vezi tot]

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Liability of Legal Entities for Environmental Criminal Offences in Serbia. Public Prosecutor’s Role in Proving

Autor: Ana BATRIĆEVIĆ

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 2/2017

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Abstract: Environmental criminal offences include illegal behaviours against the environment and its integral parts: soil, air, water, flora and fauna. Their consequences are devastating and long-lasting, especially if committed by legal entities, particularly by powerful multinational corporations. This type of crime, referred to as corporate environmental crime or green-collar crime results in criminal liability of corporations. However, its organised and often trans-national character, its link with corruption and other types of crime as well as high costs of expert findings often cause numerous issues and challenges regarding [vezi tot]

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Rehabilitation of Persons Convicted for Ideological or Political Reasons and the Role of Public Prosecutor in the Republic of Serbia

Autor: Zoran PAVLOVIĆ, Miroslav KRKELIĆ

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 2/2017

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Abstract: As an expression of an urgent need to break-up with the past, one can distinguish legal violence, which was committed after the end of World War II in Democratic Federal Yugoslavia. The new communist authorities convicted many respectable citizens by conducting numerous court trials, accusing them of supporting the occupier, after which they confiscated their entire property. In order for the totalitarian past to be legally defeated, it was necessary to create a process by which the historical injustice could be corrected, not only [vezi tot]

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Managerial Role of the Public Prosecutor in Serbian PreInvestigation Proceedings: Myth or Reality?

Autor: Tanja KESIĆ, Milan ŽARKOVIĆ

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 2/2017

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Abstract: Managerial role of the public prosecutor in Serbian pre-investigation proceedings is one of the main characteristics of current Criminal Procedure Code. Passing the Criminal Procedure Code from 2011 the investigation has been transferred to the public prosecutor, who is in charge not only for the investigation, but has managerial role in the pre-investigation proceedings. He has become dominus litis of the whole preliminary proceedings. Therefore is important to perceive his powers and relationship with the police in the pre-investigation proceedings. The topic of this [vezi tot]

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Forgery and credit cards fraud – a specific criminal offense against the economy in the criminal legislation of Serbia

Autor: Jelena MATIJAŠEVIĆ – OBRADOVIĆ, Joko DRAGOJLOVIĆ

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 1/2017

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Abstract: Forgery and credit card fraud is a specific criminal offense against the economy, whose protective object is stability of payment operations in the country. It is prescribed in Article 225 of the Criminal Code of Serbia. The aim of the paper is that, in addition to theoretical and legal definitions, closely analyzes the criminal offense Forgery and credit cards fraud, than through the relationship with the overall crime in Serbia, then with a group of criminal offenses against the economy, and finally, [vezi tot]

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Perspectives on the application of diversion program measures within the criminal juvenile system of Serbia

Autor: Dragan OBRADOVIĆ

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 1/2017

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Abstract: In this paper, we briefly discuss who is considered a minor in terms of age in Serbia today under the applicable legal provisions, and which regulations apply to minors in conflict with the law. Special attention is focused on the implementation of diversion orders in the application of the provisions of the Law on Juvenile Offenders and Criminal Protection of Minors (hereinafter: LJ) as well as to the current prosecutorial or judicial practice of the existing official data. We have also pointed out some specifics and perspectives [vezi tot]

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The assessing a penalty in criminal law of Republic of Serbia

Autor: Dragan JOVAŠEVIĆ

Publicat în: Journal Of Eastern European Criminal Law no. 1/2017

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Abstract: For the purpose of providing an efficient and adequate protection of the most important social values and benefits, criminal law provides for several kinds of criminal sanctions. These include legislative measures of social reaction to perpetrators of criminal offences, imposed by courts in conformity with the legally conducted procedure. In terms of their significance, character and nature, as well as content, particularly distinguished among criminal sanctions are the penalties. These are basic criminal sanctions that are provided for in the particular part of the criminal laws, [vezi tot]

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