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Departments in the Prosecutor’s Office Department I (Special Department for War Crimes) The Special Department for War Crimes was formed after the issuance of a package of laws adopted by the Parliament of BiH in December 2004. These laws were necessary for the ICTY cases to be prosecuted by national judicial institutions, as well as for taking over the role of the ICTY Rules of the Road Unit which was, prior to its closure, reviewing war crimes cases before national courts could issue a decision to arrest the suspects of war crimes committed in the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Special Department for War Crimes is responsible for prosecution of cases of war crimes committed in the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina during the 1992-1995 war conflicts The Special Department for War Crimes of the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH commenced its work on 9 March 2005, and inauguration was attended by numerous officials of the BiH judiciary, ICTY, and international community. The Special Department for War Crimes within the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH is working on several types of cases: · Cases that ICTY transferred to the national judiciary pursuant to Rule 11bis of its Rules of Procedure and Evidence. These are cases in which the Tribunal confirmed the indictment, but did not start the trial, and the trial chamber of the Tribunal rendered a final decision to transfer the case to the national judiciary for further action. 11 bis Cases the transfer of which began in 2005 were completed with convictions for all persons involved. · Category 2 cases of the ICTY in which the Tribunal conducted an investigation, but did not issue an indictment. In all of these cases the prosecutorial decisions were made by the end of 2015. · All cases initiated in the Prosecutor’s Office after the formation of the Special Department for War Crimes. By 1 June 2016 the Special Department for War Crimes has indicted a total of 606 persons for war crimes and serious violations of international humanitarian law, and by doing so the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina became an institution with the highest number of defendants in the international context after World War II and the Nuremberg and Tokyo Tribunals. Organizational structure DEPARTMENT I (Special Department for War Crimes) HEAD OF DEPARTMENT AND DEPUTY CHIEF PROSECUTOR SECTION I SECTION II SECTION III Sections are managed by Heads of Sections, and there are 8 to 12 Prosecutors in each Section* The work in Sections covers different geographical areas in Bosnia and Herzegovina. * Due to the volume of pending cases Prosecutors may be assigned to work on other cases, and Prosecutors from other Departments may be assigned these cases if needed. Exhumation cases The Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina, together with the newly founded Missing Persons Institute of Bosnia and Herzegovina and International Commission on Missing Persons, has recognized the problem of subject-matter jurisdiction in carrying out exhumations by District and Cantonal Prosecutor’s Offices in the course of 2008. In a meeting organized by the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina and held on 28 October 2008, which was attended by the Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH, Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor’s Office of FBiH, Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor’s Office of Republika Srpska and Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor’s Office of the Brčko District of BiH, as well as by representatives of the Missing Persons Institute of Bosnia and Herzegovina and International Commission on Missing Persons, it was agreed that, in the period to follow, the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina would receive all information pertaining to missing persons and, in case the need for exhumation arises, submit to the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina requests to issue exhumation orders. The Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH issued the decision according to which, starting from 1 January 2011, all exhumation and re-exhumation requests were to be handled at the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH and through the Court of BiH. In this manner, provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina on subject-matter and territorial jurisdiction in handling the cases of exhumations of persons killed as a result of war crimes will finally be complied with. Appropriate measures have been undertaken by the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina in terms of preparing all technical and logistic requirements for the execution of future exhumation requests. The acute problem, namely lack of space, is being reflected upon this sphere of activities of the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina as well, as it is to be expected that the number of material documentation and evidence resulting from the execution of such orders will be increased, and these will be stored in the files and archive of the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina in future.
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Vijesti ZORAN JANKOVIĆ, ANĐELKA VASILJEVIĆ I GORDANA MITROVIĆ SPORAZUMNO PRIZNALI KRIVNJU25.09.2012. 15:19 Sporazum o priznanju krivnje sa tužiteljem iz Posebnog odjela za organizirani kriminal, gospodarski kriminal i korupciju Tužiteljstva BiH sklopili su optuženi: - Zoran Janković, rođen 12.05.1970. godine u općini Koceljeva, gdje je i nastanjen, državljanin Republike Srbije, - Anđelka Vasiljević, rođena 02.02.1968. godine u općini Šabac, gdje je i nastanjena, državljanka Republike Srbije, i - Gordana Mitrović, rođena 12.06.1965. godine u općini Šabac, gdje je i nastanjena, državljanka Republike Srbije. Optuženi, potpisivanjem sporazuma, u cijelosti priznaju izvršenje kaznenog djela koje im se stavlja na teret optužnicom Tužiteljstva BiH od 26.07.2012. godine, a koja je u cijelosti potvrđena od suca za prethodno saslušanje Suda BiH dana 27.07.2012. godine. Tužitelj i obrana suglasni su da, na temelju sporazuma, Sud BiH izrekne optuženima Zoranu Jankoviću, Anđelki Vasiljević i Gordani Mitrović kaznu zatvora u trajanju od dvije (2) godine, a koja se neće izvršiti ako osuđeni u razdoblju od pet (5) godina ne počine novo kazneno djelo, kao i mjeru sigurnosti oduzimanja predmeta upotrijebljenih ili namijenjenih izvršenju kaznenog djela i koji su nastali izvršenjem kaznenog djela. Također, sporazumom je definirano i da Sud BiH, primjenom odredbe članka 56. Zakona o kretanju i boravku stranaca i azilu („Službeni glasnik BiH“ br. 29/03), Ministarstvu sigurnosti Bosne i Hercegovine za pomenute optužene predloži mjeru protjerivanja sa teritorija Bosne i Hercegovine u vremenskom rasponu od jedne (1) do deset (10) godina, a koje vrijeme će odrediti Sud BiH cijeneći težinu i način izvršenja kaznenog djela, te da tužitelj, optuženi i njihovi branioci suglasno predlažu da se mjera pritvora ukine sa danom donošenja odluke o protjerivanju. Predložena kazna sukladna je ulogama optuženih u izvršenju kaznenog djela koje je opisano u optužnici. Od optuženih će biti oduzeto i uništeno 7 komada krivotvorenih novčanica u apoenu od 100,00 KM. Ovim sporazumom optuženi potvrđuju da su upoznati sa sadržajem optužnice Tužiteljstva BiH. Oni istodobno potvrđuju da izjavu o priznanju krivnje daju dragovoljno, svjesno i sa razumijevanjem, te se obvezuju da će nadoknaditi troškove kaznenog postupka u iznosu koji im, eventualno, odredi Sud BiH. Sklapanjem sporazuma optuženi se odriču prava na suđenje, te prava na ulaganje žalbe na kaznenopravnu sankciju koju im, na temelju sporazuma, izrekne Sud BiH. Sporazumi su proslijeđeni Sudu BiH. Poštovani predstavnici medija, molimo vas da prigodom prenošenja vijesti imate u vidu da osobe, na koje se odnose vijesti i informacije iz Tužiteljstva BiH, imaju status osumnjičenih ili optuženih osoba. Podsjećamo na načelo presumpcije nevinosti koje definira da se nitko ne može smatrati krivim dok mu se krivnja ne dokaže pravomoćnom presudom.