The Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina formed the case against the Minister of Justice of the Republika Srpska Miloš Bukejlović for the non-execution of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina on temporary relief of the RS Handheld Law.
The Prosecution responded to the detector that the BiH Constitutional Court submitted a decision to the Prosecutor’s Office in the Prosecutor’s Office of the Prosecutor’s Office that “was assigned to a criminal case assigned to the Prosecutor’s work.”
Earlier this month, the Constitutional Court issued a decision on the non-enforcement of the decision relating to the provisional disposal of the Law on the Law on the HJPC of Republika Srpska. The Constitutional Court stated that it was concluded that the RS Justice Minister Miloš Bukejlović did not comply with the final and binding decision on a temporary extent that has retroactive action.
“Thus, the Minister of Justice, as a responsible person, has not had the authority or jurisdiction for the adoption of the Rules, nor did the authority or jurisdiction under the provisions of the Law on HJPCs, whose application has been temporarily suspended,”, stated formerly from the Constitutional Court.
According to the Constitutional Court, Bukaylović was obliged to suspend all actions on the basis of the law, including actions with the aim of publishing the Rulebook in the “Official Gazette of the Republika Srpska”.
The court stated that the decision on the non-enforcement of this Court was sent immediately after the adoption of the State Prosecutor’s Office, and noted that non-execution withdraws criminal responsibility, ie a possible imprisonment of six months to five years.
In early March, the Constitutional Court by the final decision temporarily placed the RS Law on the last decision, as well as all acts adopted under this Law “because it creates a serious threat to the already established judicial system.
According to that decision, all employees and responsible in the institutions of Republika Srpska and employees in the state institutions coming from the RS are prohibited from taking any actions on the basis of this law.
This law is part of the package of four laws that previously adopted by the MPs of NSRS. The RS HJPC Law was then adopted, as well as amendments to the Criminal Code and the Law on the Special Register and the public of the work of non-profit organizations in the RS.
Adoption of laws, but also numerous other flammable messages that are called “Original Dayton”, the strengthening of Bosnian entities, arrived after the Prosident Milorad Dodik and six years of prohibitions of functioning due to non-execution of the High Representative’s decisions. The arrest warrant in BiH was later announced for Dodik.
(Type / Source: FENA / PHOTO: BIRN BiH)
