Montenegro's Anti-Mafia Law to Seize Property Before Conviction
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The Montenegrin government plans to introduce an anti-mafia law that allows seizing property acquired through criminal means even before a final court decision. The law will be presented to parliament on August 24. Lawyer Saša Vujović warns that seizing property before conviction carries risks, while security expert Ivan Pekić emphasizes that the law's success depends on competent institutions' capacity. The proposed law aims to fight organized crime, high corruption, and money laundering.
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