Constitutional Court of Serbia

Constitutional Court rules on Kosovo-related motions

BELGRADE -- A decree on the control of crossings along the administrative line with the autonomous province of Kosovo and Metohija is not in line with the Constitution.

This has been determined by the Constitutional Court of Serbia.

BELGRADE - The decree on the control of crossings along the administrative line with the autonomous province of Kosovo-Metohija (KiM) is not in line with Serbia's Constitution, the Constitutional Court of Serbia has ascertained.

BELGRADE - The Constitutional Court of Serbia confirmed on Monday that it has dismissed an initiative to assess the constitutionality and legality of the Brussels Agreement, announcing that the full text of the conclusion and a detailed explanation will be promulgated by publication in the Official Gazette.

Constitutional Court: Brussels agreement is political

BELGRADE -- The Constitutional Court of Serbia considers the Brussels agreement "a political, not a legal issue," and will not assess its constitutionality.

The daily Politika writes that the decision to reject the motion was made in a vote on December 10, supported by a majority of the court's members.

BELGRADE - Justice Minister Nikola Selakovic has called on the attorneys wishing to stop striking to go back to work, stressing that those who are hindering them could be held criminally accountable.

BELGRADE - Vladimir Todoric, a member of the presidency of the opposition Democratic Party (DS), submitted a motion to the Constitutional Court of Serbia on Friday for assessing the constitutionality of the law ratifying the agreement on cooperation between the governments of Serbia and the Unites Arab Emirates (UAE).

PM: Data collection to now be "transparent"

BELGRADE -- Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić has said that amendments to the Law on the Security-Information Agency (BIA) "should provide for transparent data collection."

NOVI SAD - The Assembly of Vojvodina on Thursday adopted the top legal act of Serbia's northern province - its Statute.

Ninety-one out of the 113 assembly members attending voted for the amended Statute, seven voted against it, while the others did not take part in the vote.

The provincial assembly has 120 seats, with a two-thirds majority required to adopt the Statute.

NOVI SAD - The assembly of Serbia's northern province of Vojvodina on Wednesday adopted the proposed amendments to the provincial statute, which are also to be discussed in the Serbian parliament on Friday.

Ninety-nine out of the 120 assembly members voted for the amendments, with six voting against.

Vojvodina assembly adopts amendments to statute

NOVI SAD -- The assembly of Serbia's northern province of Vojvodina on Wednesday adopted the proposed amendments to the provincial statute.

The draft will now be discussed in the Serbian parliament on Friday.

99 out of 120 assembly members voted in favor, while six were against.