Aleksandra Maganić

Aleksandra Maganić is a prominent Croatian legal scholar and professor at the Faculty of Law in Zagreb, specializing in civil procedural law. Born in 1967 in Zagreb, she completed her education in Osijek and distinguished herself as a student by receiving the Rector's Award in 1987 and 1988. Maganić has made significant contributions to legal education, teaching various subjects related to civil law, insolvency law, and judicial organization. She earned her doctorate in 2008 with a focus on non-contentious proceedings and has been actively involved in legislative reforms, including the amendments to the Civil Procedure Act in 2013 and the Family Act in 2014. In addition to her academic roles, she collaborates with international legal institutions such as the Max Planck Institute in Hamburg and has participated in numerous scientific conferences. Maganić's candidacy for the position of President of the Supreme Court of Croatia was recently highlighted in the news, marking her ambition to lead the highest judicial authority in the country.

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Croatia: Aleksandra Maganić is a professor at the Faculty of Law in Zagreb and a candidate for the Supreme Court. 6

Mirta Matic Zoran Milanovic

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Mirta Matić prozvana usred utrke za čelno mjesto Vrhovnog suda: 'Nisam bivšeg supruga obavijestila da je pod tajnim mjerama USKOK-a'

Croatia: Aleksandra Maganić is a candidate for the president of the Supreme Court. 8

Mirta Matic Sime Savic Zoran Milanovic Radovan Dobronic

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Stručna je, predana poslu, nesklona VIP ložama i feštama: Hrvatska bi uskoro mogla dobiti prvu ženu na čelu sudbene vlasti

Croatia: Aleksandra Maganić is the only candidate for the president of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Croatia. 5

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Mnogo se pisalo o balkonu koji je na ogorčenje susjeda niknuo u centru Zagreba. No, ono što se nije znalo jest kome pripada

Croatia: Aleksandra Maganić is the only candidate for the president of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Croatia. 5

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Mnogo se pisalo o balkonu koji je na ogorčenje susjeda niknuo u centru Zagreba. No, ono što se nije znalo jest kome pripada

Croatia: Aleksandra Maganić is the only candidate for the president of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Croatia. 5

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Mnogo se pisalo o balkonu koji je na ogorčenje susjeda niknuo u centru Zagreba. No, ono što se nije znalo jest kome pripada

Croatia: Aleksandra Maganić is the only candidate who applied for the repeated competition for the president of the Supreme Court. 5

Zoran Milanovic Andrej Plenkovic

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Ni Plenković ni Milanović nisu ništa znali, doznajemo uz čiju se podršku prof. Maganić kandidirala za šeficu najvišeg suda u RH

Croatia: Aleksandra Maganić is the only candidate who applied for the position of president of the Supreme Court in Croatia. 5

Zoran Milanovic Andrej Plenkovic

Croatia: Aleksandra Maganić is a candidate for the president of the Supreme Court and a professor at the Faculty of Law in Zagreb. 5

Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Na natječaj za novog predsjednika Vrhovnog suda stigla samo jedna kandidatura, doznajemo o kome je riječ!