Justice

The Bosnian state court sentenced Branka Sekaric to a probation sentence of eight months for revealing the identity of a protected witness who testified at the war crimes trial of her husband Dragan Sekaric.

Sead Kocan, who has spent the last two month in hiding after being charged by the Special Prosecution, SJO, with falsifying documents to win a big coal extraction tender in 2011, has reportedly reappeared in Macedonia after the Supreme Court controversially scrapped his arrest and detention warrant.

Politicians, state officials and their so-called "intermediaries" must pay for the kickbacks they've taken and the theft of public funds. It is a matter of justice. We now have the tools for punishing corruption and steps are being taken in this direction.

These words belong to the U.S. statesman Alexander Hamilton, whose portrait is on the 10-dollar bill: "Why has government been instituted at all? Because the passions of man will not conform to the dictates of reason and justice without constraint." 

Overpopulation in Turkish prisons in the aftermath of the July 15, 2016 coup attempt, which is widely believed to have been orchestrated by the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), has led the Turkish Justice Ministry to introduce new regulations that would better prison conditions for inmates serving less than 10 years in prison. 

Victoria Dawn Justice is her name and to do her…justice we must say that she is one of those women who look sexy no matter what they wear, when they wear something that is!

 
The 24-year-old American actress and singer could have a full-time carrier as a model if she wanted to and we have the proofs.

 
If you don’t believe us, behold her photos:

A police officer accused of taking bribes was released on bail of 10,000 euros on Friday.

The suspect, an Attica traffic police sergeant, is accused of taking a 2,000-euro bribe from a tanker truck owner in exchange for making traffic violation fines worth 10,500 euros go away and returning the license of one of his vehicles.

The officer denies all charges.

The detention of the Doğan Group's chief judicial adviser, along with a former chief executive officer of the holding, is an act of intimidation by the political power, the Istanbul Bar Association said in a written statement on Jan. 6. 

"This detention is an intimidation," it said, adding that the government was seeking to create its own narrative during the current period.

The Justice Ministry has been allocated EUR 10 500 to pay two prison inmates who have won cases against Bulgaria, the government says.

Jock Palfreeman and Nikolay Shahanov will be paid EUR 3500 and EUR 7000 respectively.

The Haskovo District Court has released five of the border policemen and customs officers who were detained during the operation at the Kapitan Andreevo border cross check point in September on bail of BGN 5,000, reported BNR.

The same bail was set for another one of the accused who has been placed under house arrest.