Their testimony is crucial for establishing facts, and the law provides a detailed framework for their proposal, summons, and examination, ensuring a balance between effective fact-finding and the protection of their rights.
Witnesses must be properly proposed with specific details and are examined individually under oath. They have the right to refuse testimony in certain privileged situations and are entitled to reimbursement for expenses incurred. Practical challenges include court infrastructure limitations and assessing witness credibility.
Navigating these procedures effectively requires skilled legal representation to ensure testimony is presented persuasively and carries appropriate weight before the court.
This insightful overview was prepared by our Senior Associates Aleksandar Grujić and Dušan Žegarac from the JPM & Partners Belgrade office.
