MPs on the Anti-Mafia Law; Božović: The Law Has Mechanisms to Control Abuses
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Photo: Parliament of Montenegro Below is a statement by Boris Pejović, Secretary General of the Europe Now Movement and Vice-President of the Parliament of Montenegro: The adoption of the anti-mafia law in the Parliament of Montenegro represents an important step in building a state that sets standards for entry into the EU and in which crime must not be profitable. This law sends a clear message: the state, protecting [...]
"This law sends a clear message: the state, protecting the public interest, must have the strength to take away the benefits that have been gained through crime," said Secretary General of the Europe Now Movement (PES) and Vice President of the Parliament of Montenegro Boris Pejović.
Deputies of the Parliament of Montenegro are debating the Draft Law on confiscation of property acquired through crime. Minister of Justice Bojan Božović said that he is sure that this law will attract a lot of attention, but that the most important thing is that it has its own mechanisms to control abuses, which were rightly referred to the proponent. The most important news comes from the insufficient compliance of the current law...
The discussion began on the so-called anti-mafia law, that is, on the proposal for a law on confiscation of property acquired through crime. Minister of Justice Bojan Božović said that he is sure that this law will attract a lot of attention, but that the most important thing is that it has its own mechanisms to control abuses that were rightly referred to the proponent.
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