Milan Jurišić “Jure”

Birth date unknown — 2009

Zemun-clan member convicted in the Đinđić assassination case and sentenced to 30 years; he was later killed in Spain while a fugitive.

Milan Jurišić, known as Jure, connects three major the archive strands: the Zemun clan, the assassination of Zoran Đinđić and the group’s later fugitive network in Spain. He was convicted in absentia and received a thirty-year sentence in the assassination case.

Zemun clan

Jurišić appeared among the defendants in the major prosecutions of the Zemun group. In the broader organized-crime trial he received a twenty-year term, while a separate case produced the sentence that should headline his status bar.

Đinđić assassination sentence

The Supreme Court’s second-instance judgment left Jurišić with a thirty-year prison sentence for participation in the Đinđić assassination case. That thirty-year term is the principal sentence shown on the profile.

Fugitive years and Spain

Jurišić remained outside Serbia after the 2003 crackdown. He was later killed in Madrid. Spanish proceedings concerning his death brought several other Balkan figures into the same international branch of the graph.

Cross-linking

The profile should point both backward to Spasojević, Luković and the assassination case and forward to Spain, Siniša Petrić and the overseas fugitive network. Separate verdicts remain separate in structured legal history.

Death

Milan Jurišić “Jure” died on 2009 in Madrid, Spain. The documented cause of death was murdered.

Key events

2003

Assassination of Zoran Đinđić, 2003

The 12 March 2003 assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić, for which Milorad Ulemek was convicted as organizer and Zvezdan Jovanović as the…

2009

Death

Death of Milan Jurišić “Jure”.

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References

  1. [1]Krsmanović v. SerbiaTier 1
    European Court of Human Rights
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  2. [2]Organized Crime Prosecution in Serbia: The Zemun Clan and Special Prosecutor frameworkTier 1
    OSCE Mission to Serbia
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  3. [3]Presuda Luki Bojoviću 19. majaTier 1
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  4. [4]Slučaj Đinđić: razmatran zahtev o preispitivanju presudeTier 1
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  5. [5]Srpski kriminalci – bekstva, hapšenja i ekstradicijeTier 1
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  6. [6]Tužilaštvo uložilo žalbu na presudu Zemunskom klanuTier 1
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  7. [7]Đinđić assassination verdicts finalTier 2
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  8. [8]Nakon ubistva Zorana Đinđića, akcija Sablja i suđenjeTier 2
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