Detention Ordered for Members of the Freedom Citizens Movement in Serbia
Higher Court in Novi Sad issues a 30-day detention for suspects involved in potential incitement to violence against Serbia's constitutional order.
In Novi Sad, the Higher Court has ordered a detention of up to 30 days for several members of the Freedom Citizens Movement and a member of the organization 'Stav.' The suspects are accused of preparing a criminal act against the constitutional order and security of Serbia, specifically related to charges of incitement to violent change of the constitutional order.
The individuals, who were previously interrogated by the prosecution, include L. D. (born in 2001), a member of the student organization 'Stav,' and M. C. (1999), D. S. (2000), M. V. (1975), L. J. (1981), and S. Đ.
(1998), all members of the Freedom Citizens Movement.
The court determined that there were special circumstances indicating that the suspects, if released, could obstruct the proceedings by influencing accomplices or other suspects.
This consideration is based on reasonable suspicion that they committed the alleged criminal acts in conjunction with other suspects whose interrogations are still pending as part of the ongoing evidentiary proceedings led by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad.
Additionally, the court cited concerns that the suspects might repeat the alleged criminal act in a short period, particularly as there is reasonable suspicion connecting the case to ongoing citizen protests in Serbia.
The accused face charges related to preparations for crimes against the constitutional order and security, specifically in association with the crimes of attacking the constitutional order and inciting violent changes to the constitutional order.
Their detention follows the emergence of a video recording in which a group of individuals is heard discussing plans for committing violence during a student protest that took place on March 15.
The individuals, who were previously interrogated by the prosecution, include L. D. (born in 2001), a member of the student organization 'Stav,' and M. C. (1999), D. S. (2000), M. V. (1975), L. J. (1981), and S. Đ.
(1998), all members of the Freedom Citizens Movement.
The court determined that there were special circumstances indicating that the suspects, if released, could obstruct the proceedings by influencing accomplices or other suspects.
This consideration is based on reasonable suspicion that they committed the alleged criminal acts in conjunction with other suspects whose interrogations are still pending as part of the ongoing evidentiary proceedings led by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad.
Additionally, the court cited concerns that the suspects might repeat the alleged criminal act in a short period, particularly as there is reasonable suspicion connecting the case to ongoing citizen protests in Serbia.
The accused face charges related to preparations for crimes against the constitutional order and security, specifically in association with the crimes of attacking the constitutional order and inciting violent changes to the constitutional order.
Their detention follows the emergence of a video recording in which a group of individuals is heard discussing plans for committing violence during a student protest that took place on March 15.
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