Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office

It has been headed by Zagorka Dolovac since 2010. Through a request for the protection of legality, it obtained a Supreme Court ruling that a material procedural violation had occurred when the defendants in the Ćuruvija murder case were acquitted, but with no effect on the verdict. It assigned the Belgrade canopy case to the Organised Crime Prosecutor's Office (TOK), as a result of which the Court of Appeal overturned the confirmation of the indictment three times. According to its own data, of 271 cases of attacks and threats against journalists over two years, only 12 ended in a final ruling.

Affairs

• Car attacks on students and citizens at blockades: It announced that by 30 January 2025 proceedings had been brought against 41 people over attacks on students
• The Banjska attack and Radoičić's lack of an indictment in Serbia: Her commission is examining the case against Radoičić and why he was not remanded in custody
• Belgrade Waterfront – a special law and the contract with Eagle Hills: In 2017 it received a proposal for a lawsuit seeking to have the contract declared null and void; no outcome was found
• Acquittal in the murder of Slavko Ćuruvija: It filed a request for the protection of legality; that remedy cannot overturn the acquittal
• Irregularities in the 2026 elections: Its Commission for Oversight of the Work of Prosecutors ordered the prosecutor's office in Kraljevo to investigate allegations of an SNS call centre in Zabela prison
• Marko Kričak threatened to rape a student in the Government garage: His commission took over the Government garage case, in which the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office then received a binding instruction on how to proceed
• Marko Vidojković: death threats, smear campaigns and exile: A deputy prosecutor said in 2021 that the authorities had asked Austria for help; according to prosecution figures, 12 of 271 cases have been finally resolved
• Attacks on journalists
• Collapse of the canopy at Novi Sad railway station: It authorised the organised crime prosecutor's office and ordered that a commission be given access to case files
• Police beat students outside the Faculty of Law
• Police violence in Valjevo: It authorised the Prosecutor's Office for Organised Crime after the Valjevo prosecution failed to act
• Vučić's pardons of 49 people before his resignation: Its commission reportedly took over the "Pardons" case, among 34 cases, from the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade
• Death of lawyer Vladimir Cvijan
• Pressure on prosecutors and judges, and cases taken away: Ahead of the 2026 elections it ordered swift action on election-related criminal complaints and set up a commission to inspect case files
• The „Senjak“ case: a restaurant murder and Veselin Milić: The commission has begun inspecting the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office; according to Danas, the cases include "Senjak"
• Destruction of official records after the elections: On 29 October 2026 it issued an instruction for prosecutors' offices to urgently ask the police to prevent the destruction of files
• Arrests and detention of blockade participants in Užice
• “Sound cannon” at Belgrade protest: On 28 October 2026 the commission took the "sound cannon" case of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade under review

People

• Branko Stamenković: prosecutor at the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office
• Branko Stamenković: head of the International Legal Assistance Department of the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office
• Branko Stamenković: member of the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office commission overseeing the work of prosecutors' offices
• Goran Ilić: prosecutor at the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office, chair of the case review commission
• Zagorka Dolovac: Republic Public Prosecutor, then Supreme Public Prosecutor
• Branko Stamenković: deputy republic public prosecutor