Ninoslav Konstantinović

Zemun-clan member convicted in absentia in the Đinđić assassination case and sentenced to 35 years; long listed as a fugitive.

Ninoslav Konstantinović is one of the Zemun-clan defendants whose name remained tied to the Đinđić assassination case even while he was outside the reach of Serbian authorities. The final court record gives the archive a firm legal anchor: thirty-five years in prison in the assassination case.

Role in the network

Konstantinović was identified in the prosecution as a member of the Zemun criminal group. For the site, the most useful treatment is to place him in the same operational network as Vladimir Milisavljević, the Simović brothers, Sretko Kalinić and other defendants rather than write an isolated biography.

Final sentence

The Supreme Court left his thirty-five-year sentence in place in the final second-instance judgment concerning the assassination of Zoran Đinđić. This is the sentence displayed in the profile bar.

Fugitive status

For years after the 2003 crackdown he remained among the wanted defendants. Because fugitive status can change, the profile stores it as a dated status rather than a timeless biographical fact.

Cross-links

The page should link most strongly to the assassination event and Zemun Clan organization node. Where other criminal proceedings are mentioned, they must be separated from the final thirty-five-year sentence rather than merged into it.

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…

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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]Slučaj Đinđić: razmatran zahtev o preispitivanju presudeTier 1
    RTS
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  4. [4]Tužilaštvo uložilo žalbu na presudu Zemunskom klanuTier 1
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  5. [5]Đinđić assassination verdicts finalTier 2
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  6. [6]Nakon ubistva Zorana Đinđića, akcija Sablja i suđenjeTier 2
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