Niš Court of Appeal finally ends proceedings against Radoslav Dragijević
The Niš Court of Appeal upheld the Higher Court in Negotin and finally ended proceedings against Radoslav Dragijević. N1 relays a Nova.rs report quoting the court spokesperson: the prosecution’s appeal was dismissed because the courts found insufficient evidence for charges of failing to report a crime and assisting after its commission.
What matters
Court decision
The Niš Court of Appeal upheld the 1 June ruling of the Higher Court in Negotin and dismissed the Higher Public Prosecutor’s Office in Zaječar’s appeal.
Who it concerns
The proceedings concerned Radoslav Dragijević, father of Dejan Dragijević, who is charged with the murder of two-year-old Danka Ilić.
Separate case
N1 reports that the Niš Court of Appeal had previously confirmed the indictment against Dejan Dragijević and Srđan Janković for aggravated murder.
Breakdown by publication
How sources frame this story
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Court of Appeal ends case against Radoslav Dragijević
On 3 August, N1 relayed a Nova.rs report quoting the Niš Court of Appeal spokesperson: the court finally ended proceedings against Radoslav Dragijević and upheld the Higher Court in Negotin. The prosecution’s appeal was dismissed; the courts found insufficient evidence for the charge.
Overall takeaway
The ruling concerns only proceedings against Radoslav Dragijević; it does not cancel the separate criminal case against the two defendants in Danka Ilić’s murder.