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Đorđina Marović visits Svetozar in the children's room
Arrested DPS official Svetozar Marović and his wife Đorđina are seen in the children's visitation room of the Investigation Prison.
Although the administration of ZIKS says that this is usual, the officials of that institution claim that the room where Marović's wife visited is exclusively used for visits by minor children.
The interlocutors of "Vijesti" claim that the advantage of such a visit is that Marović can be alone with his wife, under the supervision of officers, while several detainees receive visits in the group room at the same time.
In addition, in the room for children's visits, the detainee and the family member are not completely separated by glass.
When asked by "Vijesti" who authorized the detainee Svetozar Marović's wife to visit him in a special room, the Institute for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions answered that the room where the two talked could also be used for visits.
"In the Podgorica Remand Prison, there is a larger room for visits, in which several detained persons can simultaneously use the time provided for visits by family members. In addition to this room, there is also a smaller one, which detained persons can use for the same purpose, with the prior approval of the head of the
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Are the Marovics mocking justice?
The Montenegrin Ministry of Justice has not yet decided whether it will allow Miloš Marović, a native of Budva, to serve a one-year prison sentence in Serbia for fraud related to the sale of municipal land in Budva. The son of former DPS official Svetozar Marović submitted such a request after Serbia granted him their citizenship.
His father, the former president of the state union of Serbia and Montenegro, according to "Vijesti" information, did not ask to be imprisoned in the Padinska Skela.
The Ministry of Justice did not respond to "Vijesti" questions about the Marović case.
The line minister, Zoran Pažin, did not answer phone calls to answer whether Budvanin's request was "exposure to the contempt of the court or the state prosecutor's office."
The President of the Board of Directors of the Institute of Alternatives, Stevo Muk, told "Vijesti" that the younger Marović's request to sentence a prisoner in Serbia is an attempt to avoid the application of the law and the execution of the verdict. "And that in a way that opens numerous other and additional issues from the domain of interstate cooperation, but also the practice of the work of our judicial institutions. It is certain that the fact that Marović was legally convicted in Mont