Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Serbia

According to lawyers for the victims, the justice minister proposed pardons for the four men who attacked students outside the SNS offices in Novi Sad; the ministry delivered the decision to the court the same day and refuses to publish the documents. Minister Nenad Vujić removed Zagorka Dolovac from the examination board five days after a tabloid campaign against her. After the death of an inmate in Padinska Skela, it launched an internal inspection and dismissed the prison governor.

Affairs

  • Car attacks on students and citizens at blockades
  • The Belivuk group and its ties to the state
  • Explosion at the MB Namenska factory in Lučani
  • Novi Sad activists charged with overthrowing the constitutional order: It first said it had neither the official decisions nor the list of the 49 people pardoned, and on 2 November 2026 it delivered to the court the pardon decisions for twelve of them
  • Arrest of dean Snežana Brkić in Novi Sad: Responding to criticism that the proceedings were politically motivated, it said no one may be exempt from the law
  • Irregularities in the 2026 elections: It did not answer questions about the complaint against the minister; it condemned the publication of a prison governor's phone number
  • NITES: contracts of the firm of Kuburović's husband and Kisić Tepavčević's brother: It said it had no contract or cooperation with NITES and that the company had only acted as an intermediary for the trip to Berlin
  • Collapse of the canopy at Novi Sad railway station: Said commission oversight of prosecutor's offices is standard practice and condemned the targeting of prosecutors
  • Attack on students outside the SNS offices in Novi Sad: According to the injured parties' lawyers, the minister proposed the pardon; the ministry refused to release the proposal and the documents even after the Commissioner ordered it to
  • „Safe votes“ and jobs in the public sector: It did not answer questions about the complaint against the minister; it condemned the publication of a prison warden's phone number
  • Vučić's pardons of 49 people before his resignation: On 3 November 2026 it published the list of 49 pardoned people, although it had earlier claimed it had no such list and did not know whom Vučić had pardoned
  • Death of Stanimir Brajković in Padinska Skela prison: It said it had launched an internal inquiry and disciplinary proceedings and that the warden had been dismissed
  • Dragana Sotirovski and the Niš Emergency Situations Headquarters
  • Pressure on prosecutors and judges, and cases taken away: During its caretaker mandate it called the inspection “regular practice” and condemned the “targeting” of prosecutors' offices and prosecutors
  • Arrests and detention of blockade participants in Užice

People

  • Milica Radonjić: special adviser to the Minister of Justice
  • Nenad Vujić: Minister of Justice
  • Nela Kuburović: Minister of Justice
  • Nikola Selaković: Minister of Justice