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SARAJEVO, July 26 (FENA) - The first-instance disciplinary commission of Prosecutors of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina (HJPC BiH) has ruled on a disciplinary lawsuit filed by the Office of the Disciplinary Prosecutor (UDT) of the HJPC against defendant Gordana Tadić, Chief Prosecutor of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
“The decision determines the disciplinary responsibility of the defendant for disciplinary offenses, i.e. acting contrary to Article 5.2. Code of Ethics for Prosecutors, which prescribes that the prosecutor will dedicate his/her professional activity to his/her duties, which include not only performing the prosecutorial function, but also other tasks relevant to the prosecution's business, thus showing negligence and committing a disciplinary offense under Article 57, item 8. negligence in the performance of official duties" and item 17 "failure, for unjustified reasons, to act in accordance with the decisions, orders or requests of the Council" of the Law on the HJPC BiH,” it was announced from the HJPC BiH.
As further stated, based on the provisions of Article 58 and Article 59 of the Law on the HJPC of BiH, the defendant is subject to disciplinary measures: Downgrade from the position of Chief Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina to position of Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
She can appeal the commission’s ruling within eight days.
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