ZBORNIK RADOVA CENTRA ZA EDUKACIJU SUDIJA I TUŽILACA RS

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• JUNIAN CRIMINAL OFFENDERS AND EXTRA-INSTITUTIONAL, EDUCATIONAL MEASURES (NORMS AND EXPERIENCE OF IMPLEMENTATION IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA)

  Stanko Bejatović

  8-31

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• CRIMINAL LAW POSITION OF THE CHILD IN CONFLICT WITH THE LAW IN THE REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA

  Veljko Ikanović

  32-47

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• JUVENILE CRIMINAL SANCTIONS IN COMPARATIVE LEGISLATION

  Ljubinko Mitrović, Miloš Bukejlović

  48-73

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• SOME ISSUES OF THE STATUS OF JUVENILES IN THE AMERICAN LEGAL SYSTEM

  Miodrag N. Simović, Vladimir M. Simović

  74-92

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• JUVENILES IN EU CRIMINAL LAW: COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES AND CHALLENGES

  Veljko Turanjanin

  93-120

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• WARNING AND GUIDANCE MEASURES IN JUVENILE CRIMINAL LAW AND PRACTICE IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

  Vedad Gurda

  121-136

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• CHILDREN AS VICTIMS AND PERPETRATORS OF CRIMINAL OFFENSES OF FAMILY VIOLENCE

  Mile Šikman

  137-151

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• CYBERCRIME AND CHILDREN'S RIGHTS IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT: ANALYSIS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION'S LEGAL FRAMEWORK

  Ajna Jodanović, Marina M. Simović

  152-169

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• DIGITAL VIOLENCE AGAINST YOUTH

  Tamara Marić

  170-184

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• MURDER OF A CHILD AS A FORM OF AGGRAVATED MURDER IN MODERN CRIMINAL LEGISLATION

  Marina M. Simović

  185-196

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• IN EXPECTATION OF NEW LEGISLATIVE SOLUTIONS IN RESPONSE TO THE DYNAMICS AND THE STRUCTURE OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

  Ivana Stevanović

  197-214

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• PROVISIONS ON JUVENILES IN HUNGARIAN CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW

  Elek Balázs, Gál László István

  215-225

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• JUVENILE PRISON SENTENCE IN THE JUVENILE CRIMINAL LEGISLATION OF MONTENEGRO

  Darko Radulović, Dijana Radulović

  226-241

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• RESPONSIBILITY OF PARENTS FOR ACTS OF MINORS – CIVIL AND CRIMINAL ASPECT

  Jelena Đurišić, Ivana Jabučanin

  242-255

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• EDUCATIONAL ORDERS AS A CRIMINAL-LEGAL MEASURE OF STATE REACTIONTO JUVENILE DELINQUIRY (EXPERIENCE OF IMPLEMENTATION IN THE PREMISES OF THE HIGHER COURT IN ŠAPC)

  Biljana Borovčanin, Nenad Borovčanin

  256-270

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• (IN)POSSIBILITY OF IMPLEMENTING THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CHILD AS A VICTIM IN THE SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

  Milevka Milenković

  271-290

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• THE PRINCIPLE OF OPPORTUNITY OF CRIMINAL PROSECUTION IN PROCEEDINGS AGAINST MINORS – CURRENT STATUS AND POSSIBLE AMENDMENTS

  Milan Škulić

  291-323

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• INDICATIVE EVIDENCE – PROOF BY INDICATIONS

  Mile Matijević, Mladen Vuković

  324-334

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• SUPPORT TO WITNESSES, VICTIMS OF CRIMINAL OFFENSES OF FAMILY VIOLENCE, WHO ARE MINORS IN THE PROSECUTOR’S OFFICES AND COURTS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

  Aleksandar Faladžić

  335-351

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• CHARACTERISTICS OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS FOR THE CRIMINAL OFFENCE OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING COMMITTED TO A MINOR BY A PARENT

  Mladen Jeličić

  352-373

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• JUVENAL JUSTICE AND PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION IN A COMPARATIVE LIGHT - THE PRINCIPLE OF OPPORTUNITY IN CRIMINAL PROSECUTION AGAINST JUVENILE OFFENDERS IN COMPARATIVE LAW

  Filip Novaković

  374-393

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• THE POSITION OF JUVENILE VICTIMS IN THE CRIMINALPROCEDURAL LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

  Tamara Radović

  394-405

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• THE CONCEPT AND CHARACTERISTICS OF JUVENILE DELINQUECTION

  Nikolina Grbić Pavlović

  406-421

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• CHILD AS VICTIM AND PERPETRATOR IN CRIMINAL LAW

  Zoran Pavlović

  422-433

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• INITIATIONS OF YOUNG PEOPLE INTO CRIMINAL GROUPS

  Nebojša Macanović

  434-445

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• PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTION PROGRAMS FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS IN THE REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA

  Nera Zivlak-Radulović

  446-462

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• „CYBER BEGGING“ AS A FORM OF CHILD LABOR

  Jasmina Bešlagić, Merisa Nesimović

  463-479

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• CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF JUVENILE DELIVERANCE

  Adnan Pirić

  480-496

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• THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY, SCHOOL, AND COMMUNITY IN THE PREVENTION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

  Goran Filipić

  497-506

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• CHILDREN AND JUVENILES AS SUBJECTS IN MINORITY PROCEEDINGS

  Gorica Sekulić, Leonida Popović

  507-524

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