Judges' Association of Serbia

A professional association of judges that, after the acquittal in the Slavko Ćuruvija murder case, defended the judges of the Court of Appeal, stating that a court rules on the evidence the prosecution presents. It warned that attacks on judges could lead to people “taking justice into their own hands”, drawing a response from Uglješa Mrdić, chair of the parliament's Judiciary Committee, and that in 2025 the High Judicial Council selected only 25 judges for 416 advertised posts.

Affairs

  • Acquittal in the murder of Slavko Ćuruvija: It said it was unacceptable to blame the judges and that the court rules on the evidence presented by the prosecution
  • Pressure on prosecutors and judges, and cases taken away: It said the High Judicial Council selected only 25 judges in 2025, even though eight vacancy calls had been announced for 416 posts