After the landslide victory of the Students' List, Serbia's judiciary springs into life after years of stalled and unresolved cases and investigations

Following the Students' List's electoral victory in Serbia, significant judicial actions have emerged, including arrests and investigations into corruption and electoral manipulation. High-profile figures linked to the previous regime, such as Aleksandar Vulin and Davor Macura, are under scrutiny. The new political landscape has prompted prosecutors to act swiftly, raising concerns about the quality of investigations and potential personal vendettas. Allegations of document destruction during the transition of power have also surfaced, prompting calls for accountability. The effectiveness of these judicial actions will ultimately determine if Serbia can move away from its past governance issues.