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Newly-appointed magistrates take oath
Belgrade,
23 March 2006
Serbian Minister of Justice Zoran Stojkovic told the newly-appointed magistrates, who took an oath in the Serbian parliament today, that they must be fair, professional and diligent so as to reduce inefficiency and sluggishness of judicial bodies.
Author:
Tanjug
The newly-appointed magistrates took an oath before Minister Stojkovic, who said that first steps have already been made to improve the situation in the Serbian judiciary and regain citizens’ trust in judicial authorities.
Stojkovic congratulated the magistrates on their appointment and also told them that if they are more efficient, they will make conditions for improving their living standards as well as for better legal protection of citizens.
Stojkovic congratulated the magistrates on their appointment and also told them that if they are more efficient, they will make conditions for improving their living standards as well as for better legal protection of citizens.
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