Ksenija Marić, a judge of the High Court in Belgrade, who did not allow the search of the apartment of S. S. from Kragujevac, suspected of making threats to Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, and therefore found herself the target of a hunt by the state's top on regime television and tabloids, told Danas that these accusations represent “monstrous pressure, thesis, target drawing” and “open call for lynching”.
Ksenija Marić, a judge of the High Court in Belgrade, who did not allow the search of the apartment of S. S. from Kragujevac, suspected of making threats to Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, and therefore found herself the target of a hunt by the state's top on regime television and tabloids, told Danas that these accusations represent “monstrous pressure, thesis, target drawing” and “open call for lynching”.