From now on, judges would retire at the age of 66 with at least 15 years of pensionable service, while retaining the option of early retirement under...
Tag - Judicial Council
The Judicial Council has elected Valentina Pavlicic as the president of the Supreme Court of Montenegro. All seven members of the council who...
Announcing snap elections, which would be held by the end of the year, is the most realistic and cleanest solution to the political situation in...
The members of the Parliament of Montenegro did not vote in favour of four candidates who were proposed for members of the Judicial Council from the...
Speaking about tomorrow’s parliament session when MPs are supposed to vote over the election of members of the Judicial Council, Prime...
None of the three branches of government in Montenegro is currently operating at full capacity. The government cannot get the quorum, Parliament does...
In an interview for the public broadcaster TVCG, Deputy Prime Minister and the Leader of the Civic Movement URA, Dritan Abazovic, says he’s not...
Montenegrin female judges write to Popa: We’re discriminated against, Judicial Council humiliated us
By a rigid interpretation of the norms on the conditions for the retirement of female judges, the Judicial Council has brutally discriminated against...
Neđeljko Rudović, a member of the Committee on the Reform of Electoral and Other Legislation, in an interview for Pobjeda dialy told the...
Venice Commission of the Council of Europe supported the proposal of the Government concerning the amendments of the Law on Judicial Council and...