In the case No. S1 1 K 036865 22 Krn, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina issued a decision granting the Prosecutor’s Motion, and terminated custody of suspect Nikola Koprivica, while imposing certain restrictive measures: travel ban under Article 126(2) CPC BiH, including the seizure of all travel documents or passports issued in the name of the suspect, including the ban on issuance of new passports and the use of ID to cross the state border; ban on meeting with certain individuals under Article 126a(1)c) CPCBiH, in the manner that the suspect is prohibited from contacting and meeting with Prosecution witnesses in the present case, and approaching them within the distance of 50m; mandatory reporting to the relevant state authority referred to in Article 126.a(1)d) CPC BiH, in the manner that the suspect shall report to the relevant police station once a week.

The imposed restrictive measures may last for as long as necessary. Pursuant to Article 126.b(6) CPC BiH, control of justifiability of the imposed restrictive measures shall be carried out on a bi-monthly basis.

Nikola Koprivica is suspected of the criminal offense of Crimes against Humanity under Article 172(1)h) as read with Subparagraph a) of the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CC BiH), all in conjunction with Article 180(1) and Article 29 of the Code.