Misdemeanour Court in Belgrade

In August 2024, in fast-track proceedings, it convicted three activists opposing the „Jadar“ project and sentenced them to between 30 and 40 days in prison. It handed down 11 convictions to the Pink producer who later struck a girl in Voždovac, mostly more lenient than possible according to CINS, and when she was caught driving while banned it fined her only for speeding. It banned a coach operator who had supported the protests from driving a bus, and he says he did not even know about the proceedings.

Affairs

• Arrest of "woman in red" Suzana Jović in Niš: Its judge fined Jović 90,000 dinars; the lawyer claims he was not allowed to attend the hearing
• The „Jadar“ project and the persecution of locals and activists: According to Radio Free Europe, it sentenced three activists in fast-track proceedings to 30 and 40 days in prison
• The persecution of police officer Katarina Petrović: It fined Nikola Petrović 10,000 dinars and gave him two points; the ruling was overturned and the case became time-barred
• Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski: the diploma, the fines and the party's money: Converted the minister's unpaid fines into jail time, then dropped the proceedings because the statute of limitations had expired
• Pink's Nina Kovačević hit a girl in Voždovac: For camera-recorded offences he fined her between 10,000 and 25,000 dinars instead of the prescribed 100,000, and four of the fines lapsed under the statute of limitations
• Pressure on bus operator Milomir Jaćimović: According to Jaćimović, it banned him from driving a bus without him knowing about the proceedings or being able to defend himself
• Death of lawyer Vladimir Cvijan: It dropped misdemeanour proceedings against Nataša Krivokapić, then head of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, because the statute of limitations had expired