In the wake of Serbia’s recent elections, momentum is building behind calls for profound changes within the judiciary. Prosecutors, long perceived as hesitant to challenge entrenched political interests, are increasingly voicing concerns about the system’s lack of independence and transparency. Civil society groups and legal experts note a growing public impatience, demanding that prosecutorial offices become more accountable and proactive in combating corruption and organized crime.

Key areas under scrutiny include:

  • Appointment processes: Advocates urge depoliticizing the selection of judges and prosecutors to prevent undue influence.
  • Case management: Implementing modern digital…