Mijajlović, Spičanović, Lazović, Pavićević, Nastić and Bošković Will Not Be Responsible for Creating a Criminal Organization
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The Special State Prosecutor's Office will appeal against the decision of the Higher Court in Podgorica, which ruled that there is no basis for charges against Aleksandar Mijajlović, Drago Spičanović, Vladan Lazović, Milovan Pavićević, Andrijana Nastic and Predrag Bošković. This was announced by Special Prosecutor Vukas Radonjić. "The appeal will be filed within the legal deadline, because we believe that such a decision is unlawful. …
Dismissed indictment against Mijajlović and five other persons: There is not enough evidence - The court explained the decision in the same way in the part of the indictment that refers to Milovan Pavićević
The criminal panel of the High Court in Podgorica suspended the proceedings against Aleksandar Mijajlović, Drago Spičanović, Vladan Lazović, Milovan Pavićević,
The High Court in Podgorica assessed that there is no evidence that one of the alleged leaders of the so-called Grand Clan, Aleksandar Mijajlović, former officials of the secret and public police Drago Spičanović, Vladan Lazović and Milovan Pavićević, senior prosecutor Andrijana Nastić and former Minister of Defense Predrag Bošković, are reasonably suspected of the crimes charged by the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT)
By the decision of the criminal panel of the Higher Court in Podgorica, it was decided that there is no place for accusations, according to the indictment of the Special State Prosecutor's Office of Montenegro against the defendants.
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