Judiciary & Practice
Research grounded in criminal judicial practice.
As a Senior Judicial Assistant in the Criminal Department of the Appellate Court in Kragujevac, Janko Munjić works within the institutional setting in which criminal-law reasoning, evidence assessment and procedural safeguards are applied in practice.
This experience informs his academic research. Questions of artificial intelligence, robotics and digital evidence reach the courts as matters of legal categories, procedural rules and institutional constraints, and his work treats them on those terms.
Judicial practice
Working within the institutional setting in which criminal-law reasoning, evidence assessment and procedural safeguards are applied in practice.
Criminal department experience
Engagement with appellate reasoning and the practical realities of criminal procedure in the Criminal Department of the Appellate Court in Kragujevac.
A practical perspective
Questions of AI, robotics and digital evidence approached as matters the courts must decide through legal categories, procedural rules and institutional constraints.
Published legal statements
Janko Munjić has prepared 69 legal statements published in the Bulletins of the Appellate Court in Kragujevac, distilling points of substantive and procedural criminal law from appellate decisions.
These legal statements are concise formulations of legal reasoning drawn from appellate criminal-law decisions and published in the court bulletins. They distil points of substantive and procedural criminal law from decided cases, making the reasoning accessible to judges, prosecutors and other legal practitioners. The work reflects sustained engagement with appellate review, criminal-law doctrine and procedural standards.
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