The Ministry of Justice has announced that on September 4 and 5, 2021, it organizes the Bar Exam.

They have invited interested civil society organizations to be part of monitoring the process of holding this exam.

“Organizations interested in monitoring this process, please contact the Office of Public Communication at the e-mail address [email protected] or through no. contact: 038 200 18 010 ”, it is said in the communiqué.

MoJ announces that the written Jurisprudence exam in the subject “Civil Law” will be held on September 4, 2021 (Saturday), starting at 09:00 and will last 5 (five) hours.

While in the course “Criminal Law” will be held on September 5, 2021 (Sunday) starting at 09:00 and will last 5 (five) hours.

Venue: Kosovo Academy for Public Safety in Vushtrri.

26. 07. 2021.

WENT TO THE SEA WITH HIS FRIENDS, SO TRAGICALLY DAMAGED A BMW crashed on Branislav near Bar, she died in the hospital

A Serbian citizen (45) from Kikinda died in a car accident that happened in Bar in Montenegro on the night between Sunday and Monday, the Police Administration announced.

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Branislava K, a native of Rusko Selo, who moved to Kikinda with her family a few years ago, lost her life. She worked as a merchant.

In Kikinda, she was known as a very professional, helpful and kind saleswoman, leaving behind a husband and two adult sons. She was at sea with her friends.

According to the Montenegrin media, the accident happened around 11:40 PM, when a woman, who was moving on foot, was hit by a passenger vehicle, after which she was urgently transported to the General Hospital in Bar, where she died, RTCG reported.

According to Portal Bar, eyewitnesses said that the driver of the BMW, trying to avoid the pedestrian, hit the wall of the building next to the highway.

Source:

blic.rs

The graduates of the Gymnasium “Sami Frashëri” in Prishtina have decided to organize the “graduation evening” at noon today in a bar in the capital.

However, this celebration of theirs did not last long.

The signal learns that in the school yard and in the restaurant “Sami Caffe” came the Kosovo Police, which dispersed the students and fined the cafe in question.

The news was also confirmed by Shkëlzen Xhafa, coordinator from the Kosovo Police.

“The police went at 11:00, received information that a party of students was organized in the school yard and contacted the school administration and took measures to disperse them, because it is against the law. “about the Pandemic,” he said.

Xhafa announced that the police have imposed fines on the restaurant that organized this party.

“During the patrol there, he also met a bar nearby, who had organized a kind of graduation inside the bar and he was issued a report for not keeping distance.”

The police coordinator announced that a large number of graduates were present on this “prom night”.

“It was a very large number, meaning all those who have completed the Matura and the same are distributed, because it is a problem and is contrary to the Law on AntiCOVID-19,” he said.

The Ministry of Justice has sent to the Government the proposals for members of the Commission for Passing the Jurisprudence Exam.

This was announced today by the Minister Albulena Haxhiu, who said that after being voted in the Government, the proposals will be forwarded to the Assembly for voting, Zeri.info reports.

Haxhiu’s full article:

We have just finalized the proposal of the Ministry of Justice for the appointment of members of the Commission for Passing the Jurisprudence Exam.

This proposal will be processed to the OPM in order

to be voted at the next meeting of the Government and to proceed to the Assembly for voting.

We have considered this issue as a priority considering the interest of many candidates to take the Jurisprudence Exam.

The Ministry of Justice will ensure that the Bar Exam is well organized and transparent and everyone is at the level of duty

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– Potentially stricter measures could be shortening the working hours of entertainment venues. Now the bars are open until 11 pm, and we have proposed that the working hours be shortened to 6 pm. However, let us remind you that the measure of wearing masks inside the bar is already in force – said the immunologist and member of the Crisis Staff, Dr. Srdja Janković.

He added in a guest appearance on the RTS morning program that there is a possibility of introducing stricter measures, but that we should not think about it in the first place.

Photo: Vladimir Živojinović / RAS Serbia

Dr. Srdja Jankovic

– Measures can potentially be tightened, but that is now in the background. It is now in the foreground to respect the measures we already have. If we don’t do that, it will only get worse – said Dr. Janković.

He also referred to the amendments to the Law on Protection of the Population from Infectious Diseases and said that he did not see anything disputable in that law because “any punishment is milder than how a virus can punish us.”

– Those changes were necessary in order to respect the implementation of the law. I don’t think there’s anything controversial about that. For me, there is nothing disputable from the ethical point of view either – he said.

It takes a night of balance with measures

When asked why we do not have some more drastic preventive measures when we have the most serious epidemiological situation, and we had the closure of the entire country when the situation was much more favorable, Dr. Janković answered that they are trying to find a balance.

– If we stop the entire life and economy, it is again a threat to human life and health. It takes a night of balance with measures. At the beginning, we did not know how long this would last, we thought that after the first wave we would have fewer patients, now a model is being sought everywhere to achieve balance – the immunologist explained.

For days now, Belgrade has been the main focus of the corona virus and counts more than 1,000 infected people every day, and the news that all the capacities for accommodating new patients in the capital have been fulfilled has resonated. However, Dr. Janković says that the medical system is not burdened yet.

Photo: Slobodan Miljevic / Tanjug

Srdja Jankovic

– If we do not relieve the system by slowing down the epidemic, we will have the scenario as it was in some countries in the first wave. For now, the system is not overloaded thanks to the fact that we can send patients to centers around the capital – he said.

At the end of the conversation, a member of the Crisis Staff once again appealed to the citizens to adhere to all prescribed measures, to wear masks and keep their distance.

– Our strongest tool is to prevent anyone from getting infected, that would be ideal, but it is also our weak point because not everyone thinks like that – said Dr. Janković.