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Newly appointed justices and public prosecutors’ deputies take oath
Belgrade,
21 July 2006
Serbian Minister of Justice Zoran Stojkovic attended today in Serbian parliament the taking of an oath of office by three judges in municipal and district courts as well as nine deputies of public prosecutors before parliament speaker Predrag Markovic.
Author:
Fonet
Stojkovic told the newly appointed officials that doing their job honourably and justly is one of the ways to improve the situation in the Serbian judiciary.
Markovic said that parliament passed many laws but also that it is necessary to implement them, with a lot of knowledge, attention and just trial.
The taking of the oath was also attended by Serbian public prosecutor Slobodan Jankovic and president of the Serbian Supreme Court Vida Petrovic-Skero.
Markovic said that parliament passed many laws but also that it is necessary to implement them, with a lot of knowledge, attention and just trial.
The taking of the oath was also attended by Serbian public prosecutor Slobodan Jankovic and president of the Serbian Supreme Court Vida Petrovic-Skero.
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