The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina Handed Down the First-Instance Verdict: The Criminal Group Headed by Bojan Cvijetić Received a Total of 27 Years in Prison
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A court in Bosnia and Herzegovina has sentenced Bojan Cvijetic, a former advisor to the Minister of State Security, to one year in prison after finding him guilty of participating in drug trafficking. Fifteen of Cvijetic’s co-defendants were convicted without a final verdict, while two others were acquitted. As members of an organized crime group, they received a total of […] The post Jail for Former Advisor to BiH Minister of Security for Drug …
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina pronounced the first-instance verdict in the criminal case against Bojan Cvijetić and others, by which they were sentenced to a total of 27 years and six months in prison.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has handed down a first-instance verdict in the "Transporter" case, sentencing the first defendant, Bojan Cvijetić, owner of the "Milco" company from Laktaš and former advisor to the Ministry of Security of Bosnia and Herzegovina, to one year in prison.
Today, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina sentenced the members of the organized criminal group led by Bojan Cvijetić to a total of 27 years and six months in prison for organized crime, drug trafficking, smuggling and money laundering, and fines totaling 890,000 KM.
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina will pronounce the first-instance verdict in a major case against 21 accused of organized crime and other serious crimes today at 10:00 a.m. in courtroom 6. The accused include Bojan Cvijetić, Petar Dukić, Milivoje Todorović, Aleksandar Nikolić, Haris Hodžić, Jelenko Knežević, Šaša Rađević, Mladen Milovanović, Davorin Popović, Goran Stojisavljević, Ivan Jurić, Dragan […]
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