Published: June 23, 2026 at 08:06 AM
Updated: June 23, 2026 at 08:06 AM
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Parliament continues extraordinary session on the Mrdić judicial laws
On June 23 at 10:00, Serbian MPs continue a joint debate on 32 items of an extraordinary parliamentary agenda, including government amendments tied to the Mrdić judicial-law package. The agenda includes five judicial laws: on judges, public prosecution, cybercrime authorities, the High Prosecutorial Council, and the seats and territories of courts and prosecutors' offices.
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Serbia's extraordinary parliamentary session continues on the Mrdić laws and other topics
(Nastavlja se vanredno zasedanje Skupštine Srbije o Mrdićevim zakonima i drugim temama)
021, citing Beta, writes that MPs continue a joint general debate at 10:00 on June 23 on 32 points of an extraordinary session requested by 101 MPs. They include government amendments to five judicial laws: on judges, public prosecution, organization and jurisdiction of bodies fighting high-tech crime, the High Prosecutorial Council, and the seats and territories of courts and prosecutors' offices. Justice Minister Nenad Vujić said the Venice Commission gave a positive opinion and that the changes aim to improve efficiency, transparency, and judicial organization; the ruling coalition announced support, while the opposition argues the amendments return the system to its pre-January state.
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