Montenegrin Court Faces Challenges with Lack of Judges and High Caseload

A Montenegrin court reports that while judges have acted promptly, a significant portion of cases remain unresolved, with new cases being received in hallways due to a lack of judges.

24 Feb, 12:26 — 24 Feb, 12:26

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“U pogledu rada suda može se izvesti zaključak da su sve sudije postupale ažurno. Riješeno je oko 60,27 odsto ukupnog broja svih vrsta predmeta u radu, a ostalo je neriješeno oko 39,73 odsto. Većina neriješenih predmeta, primljeni su u posljednjem kvartalu 2025, tako da nije bilo procesnih pretpostavki da budu završeni”, konstatuje predsjednica Osnovnog suda u Pljevljima Marina Jelovac u izvještaju

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Montenegrin Court Faces Challenges with Lack of Judges and High Caseload

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