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Work on draft law on seizing property obtained through crime acts began in September
Belgrade,
30 October 2007
The Serbian Ministry of Justice stated today that it began drafting the law on seizing property obtained through crime acts in September and added that the law will refer to organised crime, crimes against humanity and corruption.
The statement reads that members of the working group are representatives of the Ministry of Justice, State Prosecutor’s Office, judges of the Belgrade District Court’s Special Section for Organised Crime, professor from the Belgrade Faculty of Law, Special Prosecutor for Organised Crime, representative of the War Crimes Prosecution, president of the First Municipal Court in Belgrade and representatives of the Secretariat for Implementing Reforms in the Judiciary.
Also taking part in the drafting is the OSCE representative and legal advisor at the US embassy in Belgrade.
The working group should complete the working version of the law by December 20 this year when public debate on the draft law will be held.
The Ministry adds in the statement that it welcomes all proposals and suggestions regarding the law.
Also taking part in the drafting is the OSCE representative and legal advisor at the US embassy in Belgrade.
The working group should complete the working version of the law by December 20 this year when public debate on the draft law will be held.
The Ministry adds in the statement that it welcomes all proposals and suggestions regarding the law.
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