Judge Miletić, Ramo Brkić and Senad Šabić handed over to the BiH Prosecutor's Office

After being questioned at the SIPA premises, Judge of the Court of BiH, Azra Miletić, was handed over to the BiH Prosecutor's Office together with Ramo Brkić and Senad Šabić on suspicion of having committed the criminal offense of accepting gifts or other forms of benefit and violating the law, while Brkić and Šabić are suspected of giving gifts or other forms of benefit, writes the news agency Patria.

Incidentally, by order of the prosecutor of the Special Department for Organized Crime, Economic Crime and Corruption, SIPA police officers, in addition to Judge of the Appellate Division of the Court of BiH Azra Miletić, deprived Ramo Brkić and Senad Šabić of their liberty, the accused against whom proceedings are being conducted at the Court of BiH.

Miletić was born in Jajce in 1953. She graduated from the Faculty of Law at the University of Sarajevo in 1976, and after an internship and passing the bar exam on April 1, 1978, she was appointed judge of the Municipal Court in Lukavac. She worked in Tuzla as a judge, and then as a private attorney.

In November 1985, she was appointed judge of the Higher Court in Tuzla (now the Cantonal Court), where she worked on first-instance and then second-instance criminal matters. During the war period (1992-1995), she was appointed to the Supreme Court of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

From 2000 to 2004, she worked as a deputy prosecutor at the Cantonal Prosecutor's Office in Tuzla. During her prosecutorial mandate, she was a member of the Presidency of the Association of Prosecutors of the Federation of BiH.

On October 7, 2004, she was appointed judge of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, first to the first-instance criminal division, and then, in 2005, she was assigned to the Appellate Criminal Division, where she still performs judicial duties.