Zoran Radović

Zoran Radović

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Zoran Radović is a judge at the Higher Court in Podgorica, known for presiding over significant criminal cases, including the ongoing trial related to drug trafficking on the ship 'Jadran'.

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Montenegro Montenegro: Zoran Radović is the president of the Podgorica High Court who announced he would not attend the hearing. 5

Milos Medenica Vesna Medenica Lazar Scepanovic Danilo Saranovic Sanja Raicevic Bojan Bozovic Ivica Janovic
Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997: UŽIVO Kontrolno saslušanje zbog bjekstva Medenice: Janović se nije pojavio

Montenegro Montenegro: Zoran Radović is the president of the Higher Court in Podgorica and has expressed concerns about attending parliamentary hearings. 6

Valentina Pavlicic Milos Medenica Vesna Medenica Milos Vuksanovic Dragan Prelevic Lazar Scepanovic Danilo Saranovic Ivica Janovic Bojan Bozovic Vladimir Novovic Milorad Markovic Nikola Zirojevic Ranka Carapic Rasko Konjevic
Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997: Da li bi sudije trebalo da se odazovu pozivima na saslušanje u parlamentu

Montenegro Montenegro: Zoran Radović is the president of the High Court who announced he would not attend the hearing. 3

Nikola Zirojevic Milos Medenica
Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997: Predsjednik Višeg suda najavio da neće doći na saslušanje, klasičan kukavičluk i bijeg od odgovornosti

Montenegro Montenegro: Zoran Radović is the President of the Higher Court in Podgorica who declined to attend a hearing due to concerns about judicial independence. 6

Valentina Pavlicic Milos Medenica Lazar Scepanovic Danilo Saranovic Ivica Janovic Bojan Bozovic
Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997: Učešće Radovića na kontrolnom saslušanju moglo bi narušiti samostalnost i nezavisnost sudske vlasti

Montenegro Montenegro: Zoran Radović presided over the panel that decided to lift the detention of Vesna Bratić. 5

Vesna Bratic Aleksandar Stojanovic Jakov Milatovic Bojan Bozovic
Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997: I Bratić "čista" i direktorima pare

Montenegro Montenegro: Zoran Radović is the president of the High Court in Podgorica who issued the order for Miloš Medenica's house arrest. 6

Vesna Kovacevic Vesna Medenica Milos Medenica Zdenko Tomanovic Zdravko Begovic Lazar Scepanovic Bojan Bozovic Dino Abdic Momcilo Milic Vukan Vujacic
Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997: Bivša predsjednica Vrhovnog suda pod cjelodnevnim nadzorom

Montenegro Montenegro: Zoran Radović is the president of the High Court. 6

Lazar Scepanovic Bojan Bozovic Vukas Radonjic Milos Medenica Vesna Medenica
Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997: Kriminalci brži od presuda: Nadležni ratuju, osuđenici u slobodnom bijegu

Montenegro Montenegro: Zoran Radović, the president of the High Court, was informed about Miloš Medenica's escape. 5

Milos Medenica Vesna Medenica Vesna Kovacevic
Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997: Crvena potjernica za Milošem Medenicom objavljena na zvaničnoj stranici Interpola

Montenegro Montenegro: Zoran Radović is the president of the High Court who was informed about Medenica's escape. 5

Milos Medenica Vesna Medenica Filip Adzic Milojko Spajic Danilo Saranovic Nikola Zirojevic Veselin Radulovic Svetozar Marovic
Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997: Kako je sistem pustio Medenicu

Montenegro Montenegro: Zoran Radović presided over the three-member council that made the acquittal decision in the 'state coup' case. 5

Vesna Mostrokol Andrija Mandic Milan Knezevic Zorica Milanovic Predrag Tabas Zoran Vucinic Sinisa Milic Sasa Sinđelic
Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997: Predsjednica vijeća u slučaju "državni udar" podnijela ostavku: Kreće li suđenje ispočetka?