The publication “Analysis of the Practice of Bosnia and Herzegovina Prosecution Services in Organized Crime and Corruption Cases” provides an expert analysis of how prosecutors in Bosnia and Herzegovina prosecute cases involving organised crime and corruption. This research addresses a range of criminal acts, including, among others, illicit trafficking and production of narcotic drugs, robbery, extortion, abuse of position or authority, accepting gifts and other forms of benefits, and money laundering, and evaluates the effectiveness and objectivity of prosecutorial practices. The publication aims to highlight both best practices and challenges faced by prosecutors, providing a valuable resource for legal professionals and supporting the ongoing efforts to combat organised crime and corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

This publication builds upon the earlier research, “Analysis of the Practice of the Highest Courts in BiH in Cases of Organized Crime and Corruption”. By re-examining the same cases, now from the prosecutorial perspective, it offers new insights into the overall prosecution process for organised crime and corruption cases.