The President of Montenegro's Supreme Court, Valentina Pavličić, announced the start of drafting guidelines for sentencing in high corruption cases, aiming to improve criminal policy given the deep negative impact of these crimes on society and the legal order.

Valentina Pavličić, President of the Supreme Court of Montenegro, informed parliament that there are no constitutional, legal, or internationally recognized grounds to justify the judiciary's participation in a control hearing in the proposed format.

The President of the Supreme Court of Montenegro, Valentina Pavličić, argues that a judge's presence in parliament would jeopardize judicial independence, while others believe participation in control hearings is mandatory.

The President of the Supreme Court, Valentina Pavličić, announced that the court has adopted guidelines for a stricter and more uniform criminal policy, particularly in cases of serious and organized

Valentina Pavličić, President of the Supreme Court, stated that the President of the High Court in Podgorica, Zoran Radović, cannot participate in a control hearing before parliamentary committees regarding the escape of Miloš Medenica, deeming such a format unconstitutional.