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JUDICIAL OFFICIALS AND SABOR PRESIDENT DISCUSS PROBLEMS IN JUDICIARY

ZAGREB, May 18 (Hina) - Croatian Parliament President Vlatko Pavletic, Justice Minister Zvonimir Separovic, and Supreme Court President Marijan Ramuscak on Tuesday met for talks on the situation in the judiciary. Pavletic said the most serious problem in the Croatian judiciary was the large number of unsolved cases. He stressed the need for speedier work of the courts, particularly as regards economic cases. Minister Separovic said not all courts were slow in dealing with cases. He pointed to the problem of court debts, which amount to more than US$14.3 million. This problem cannot be solved without help from the Government, he added. The judges should first deal with cases concerning economic crimes, which the state leadership itself has already warned about. Separovic expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that the State Attorney's Office had given up the prosecution of Nada Sakic. S
ZAGREB, May 18 (Hina) - Croatian Parliament President Vlatko Pavletic, Justice Minister Zvonimir Separovic, and Supreme Court President Marijan Ramuscak on Tuesday met for talks on the situation in the judiciary. Pavletic said the most serious problem in the Croatian judiciary was the large number of unsolved cases. He stressed the need for speedier work of the courts, particularly as regards economic cases. Minister Separovic said not all courts were slow in dealing with cases. He pointed to the problem of court debts, which amount to more than US$14.3 million. This problem cannot be solved without help from the Government, he added. The judges should first deal with cases concerning economic crimes, which the state leadership itself has already warned about. Separovic expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that the State Attorney's Office had given up the prosecution of Nada Sakic. Sakic was extradited to Croatia by Argentina last year on suspicion that she had committed war crimes while serving at the Ustashi concentration camp of Stara Gradiska during World War II. However, due to lack of evidence, the State Attorney's Office this year had to give up the case. Separovic expects that the new evidence, submitted to Croatia by the Simon Wiesenthal Centre director Ephraim Zuroff would enable the renewal of the proceedings. Croatia will not extradite Fikret Abdic to Sarajevo, said Separovic speaking of the "sensitive" Abdic case. Abdic, a former member of the Bosnia-Herzegovina Presidency and a Croatian citizen, has been indicted by the BH authorities for war crimes. Separovic said Croatia would request the United States that priest Momcilo Djujic, a Chetnik leader from the Knin area (southern Croatia) from World War II, be extradited so that he could be tried for war crimes. The Justice Minister also said that Croatia would repeat its request to the United States for Zvonko Busic, who is serving his sentence in the United States for hijacking a plane, to continue serving his sentence in Croatia. Supreme Court Ramuscak said the main priority of the judiciary was to solve more than one million cases, which would be followed by the reorganisation of the judiciary and the improvement of the financial situation of employees. (hina) jn rml

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