Writing
Essays written for this site, alongside selected commentary on criminal law, technology and judicial practice published with other outlets. Most writing is in English, with selected Serbian-language commentaries included where they address domestic legal or judicial debates.
Serbia's later move towards AI legislation carries an unusual advantage. It can learn from the EU AI Act now that the first implementation failures and corrections are visible, and shape European alignment into genuine adaptation to Serbian institutions.
When a criminal case rests on encrypted-platform or AI-processed evidence, admissibility settles only whether the material may enter the trial. The harder question is whether the defence can actually test how it was produced, and that is the safeguard worth defending.
The contribution examines predictive policing, risk assessment, opaque courtroom tools, and the limits of judge-in-the-loop oversight, arguing that automated evidence should not determine legal outcomes unless it can be meaningfully contested.
A Serbian-language commentary on multiple recidivism and criminal sentencing.
A Serbian-language commentary on robots, criminal-law protection and the boundaries of victimhood in the digital age.