A homeless criminal is worried because he can not go to house arrest
Homeless personIZED NEWS, May 9, 2011, (News) - A homeless man named Milivoje Pandilovic (49), who is expected to be tried at the end of the month due to a break in two apartments in the city center, feared he could serve the sentence in a prison, in case He proves his guilt. Pandilovic turned to Svetlana Raznatovic's settlement with the court to serve the sentence in home detention, as well as to the same verdict against the attackers on the B92 television cameraman, which he interpreted as "an apparently new trend in the domestic judiciary", which would most likely hit the homeless.
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- The passers-by, drunken teenagers are insulted on a daily basis, so we have already regretted that this is indispensable in the life of a homeless person. However, with this move, the state began to laugh in our face, which we really did not expect. There is a criminal among us, and if the state does not do something soon, we could end up in prison - warns PandilovicMiljenko Dereta, executive director of the Civic Initiatives, believes that the state did not think enough about the homeless when it decided to replace prison sentences with serving a sentence in home detention and that in the foreseeable future they would have to deal with this injustice.- The case of Pandilovic is not the only one, every homeless person who has committed a criminal offense will be able to find himself in prison. The state could correct this injustice by defining a penalized imprisonment for all offenders now, but a little overcome, but there is another possibility. Homeless people could be brought into the same position as offenders who are occupancy right holders, by providing them with an apartment, in which they will be able to serve a house-to-house detention sentence later - Dere believes.On this occasion, the Ministry of Spatial Planning announced that it will open in the next month a construction site where about one thousand residential detention units will be built in which all convicts who do not have their own apartment or house in which they would serve the house arrest will be accommodated .- Homes for home detention will be built on the reputation of a place where Svetlana Raznatovic will serve her sentence, because it is taken as a parameter and the first such case in domestic legislation, so that all convicts will get adequate accommodation and ergonomic electronic gloves - they told us in the Ministry.Asked if such a measure of the state could encourage citizens to commit more offenses in order to get luxurious housing, the Ministry told us that in state housing for detention, penalties could only be used by those who are unable to deduct the debt from the state in their own space.- This, however, opens other issues, such as whether the prisoner practically rent his apartment to the state and how the state, if found to be so, is adequately compensated. This is another issue that we will have to solve in cooperation with the Ministry of Justice - they concluded at the Ministry of Spatial Planning.Marko Drazic
Homeless personIZED NEWS, May 9, 2011, (News) - A homeless man named Milivoje Pandilovic (49), who is expected to be tried at the end of the month due to a break in two apartments in the city center, feared he could serve the sentence in a prison, in case He proves his guilt. Pandilovic turned to Svetlana Raznatovic's settlement with the court to serve the sentence in home detention, as well as to the same verdict against the attackers on the B92 television cameraman, which he interpreted as "an apparently new trend in the domestic judiciary", which would most likely hit the homeless.
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- The passers-by, drunken teenagers are insulted on a daily basis, so we have already regretted that this is indispensable in the life of a homeless person. However, with this move, the state began to laugh in our face, which we really did not expect. There is a criminal among us, and if the state does not do something soon, we could end up in prison - warns PandilovicMiljenko Dereta, executive director of the Civic Initiatives, believes that the state did not think enough about the homeless when it decided to replace prison sentences with serving a sentence in home detention and that in the foreseeable future they would have to deal with this injustice.- The case of Pandilovic is not the only one, every homeless person who has committed a criminal offense will be able to find himself in prison. The state could correct this injustice by defining a penalized imprisonment for all offenders now, but a little overcome, but there is another possibility. Homeless people could be brought into the same position as offenders who are occupancy right holders, by providing them with an apartment, in which they will be able to serve a house-to-house detention sentence later - Dere believes.On this occasion, the Ministry of Spatial Planning announced that it will open in the next month a construction site where about one thousand residential detention units will be built in which all convicts who do not have their own apartment or house in which they would serve the house arrest will be accommodated .- Homes for home detention will be built on the reputation of a place where Svetlana Raznatovic will serve her sentence, because it is taken as a parameter and the first such case in domestic legislation, so that all convicts will get adequate accommodation and ergonomic electronic gloves - they told us in the Ministry.Asked if such a measure of the state could encourage citizens to commit more offenses in order to get luxurious housing, the Ministry told us that in state housing for detention, penalties could only be used by those who are unable to deduct the debt from the state in their own space.- This, however, opens other issues, such as whether the prisoner practically rent his apartment to the state and how the state, if found to be so, is adequately compensated. This is another issue that we will have to solve in cooperation with the Ministry of Justice - they concluded at the Ministry of Spatial Planning.Marko Drazic
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