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Collection of papers on criminal procedure reform in Serbia and neighbouring countries

The collection of publications, edited by the OSCE Mission to Serbia, presents legislative novelties and practical experiences with a changing criminal procedure legislation in the region (Serbia, BiH, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro and Slovenia). The first book of the series was published in 2012, and the collection is updated annually.
  • New trends in Serbian criminal procedure law and regional perspectives (normative and practical aspects)
    The book edited by the Rule of Law and Human Rights (ROL/HR) Department’s staff and published in September 2012.
    Study / report
    3 September 2012
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  • Simplified forms of procedure in criminal matters: regional criminal procedure legislation and experiences in practice
    The book edited by the Rule of Law and Human Rights Department’s staff and published in June 2013 as the second in the Department’s book series presenting experiences with reforms of criminal procedure legislation in Serbia and in the neighbouring countries.
    Study / report
    26 June 2013
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  • Prosecutorial investigation, regional criminal procedure legislation and experiences in application
    This monograph by a group of authors under the title Prosecutorial Investigation – regional criminal procedure legislation and experiences in application, which is issued by the OSCE Mission to Serbia, addresses one of the most current issues relating to the process of the reform of criminal procedure laws, not only of the countries in the region (Serbia, BiH, Croatia, Macedonia, Slovenia, and Montenegro), but in a much wider context.
    Study / report
    11 June 2014
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  • Main Hearing and Trial in Reasonable Time
    The collection of papers, edited by the Mission to Serbia, is covering topics such as the main hearing, presentation of evidence during the main hearing, cross examination and presentation of evidence, as well as the role of the main hearing in conducting a trial within reasonable time. The authors are judicial experts from throughout the region. The publication, printed in 2015, aims at focusing the attention on different comparative law solutions and experiences in conducting the criminal proceedings in adversarial systems. This is the fourth publication edited by the OSCE Mission to Serbia, on criminal procedure reform in the region. Not available in English.
    Periodical / journal / magazine
    1 July 2015
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