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In the paper, the authors investigated and presented a comparative analysis of criminal legislation reform, in relation to the sentence of imprisonment in Croatia and Serbia. Although both Croatia and Serbia are obliged to harmonize their criminal legislation with EU legislation and international documents, we see that the solution of their legislators considerably different. With the new amendments to the Criminal Code of the Republic of Serbia in 2019, the so-called Tiana's law, effective from December 1 last year, imposed a sentence of life imprisonment, which has met with fierce controversy in scientific and professional circles. Life imprisonment included until then the maximum prison sentence of 30 to 40 years in prison. On the other hand, the Croatian Criminal Code in its provisions prescribe long-term imprisonment which may not be shorter than twenty-one or longer than forty years, since it was introduced life imprisonment novels of the Criminal Code of 2003 did not survive. We also find a distinction between the sentence of prison between legal provisions of the Criminal Code of Serbia and the Criminal Code of Croatia. The minimum sentence of imprisonment that can be imposed on a convicted person according to the Criminal Code of Serbia is thirty days and the maximum sentence of imprisonment is twenty years in prison. In relation to Croatian Criminal Code, the distinction is reflected in the special minimum of the legal provision for sentence of imprisonment, which, according to the criminal legislation of the Republic of Croatia, cannot be less than three months, which means that the special minimum for the sentence of imprisonment is three times higher in Croatia than in Serbia. In addition to an analysis of the legal provisions of the criminal legislation of Croatia and Serbia relating to the imposition of imprisonment, the possible proposals that should be taken into account are outlined. The paper also examines convictions that have imposed prison sentences in Croatia and Serbia, and provides a comparative analysis and presentation of the sentences imposed is given. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Prioritization of infectious diseases is a relatively new topic of discussion among experts from different fields of veterinary medicine. The reason for this is certainly a need to establish a more effective system of disease surveillance and rationally provide material resources which are foreseen for the monitoring program and control of diseases of importance. This paper will be presented as a part of the possible strategy which is based to forming criteria that could be used for prioritization of disease. Also, it is explained and described the development and current state of the veterinary profession in the Republic of Srspka and influence factors on the procedure of execution and success of possible strategies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The development and commercialization of the Internet was followed by the birth of numerous web presentations of organizations involved in various business activities. After 1996, the use of Internet-connected applications has intensified in the field of insurance. Since then, an increasing number of insurance companies have used web sites, primarily for marketing purposes. This paper attempts to classify the basic types of web sites for insurance companies and give the specific examples. It provides a detailed analysis of the degree of use of electronic forms for marketing and distributive purposes, with special reference to practice in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Croatia. The research shows that many countries exhibit a progressive tendency toward the increased use of web presentations of insurance companies for the aforementioned purposes. The final part of the paper highlights the factors that have contributed to the introduction of web business model into insurance companies' strategies in many countries throughout the world, including the growing number of domestic insurers as well. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Lavish reliquary, formerly owned by Despotissa Barbara Frankopan Brankovic, presently in the Treasury of Franciscan Monastery in Trsat near Rijeka, has rarely been of any interest to the researchers. This unique cult object is formed in the shape of symbolic branch made of silver gilded tubes with naturalistically crafted flowers, leaves and thorns. It consists of cast larger and smaller fragments of relics on frames, marked with inscriptions and decorated with filigree, and three encolpia on the middle axes also with relics, decorated with pearls, precious and semi-precious stones. As the inscriptions had not been read or had been read incorrectly in older literature, not shading any light on the origin of the idea and the period of creation, a new research lasting several days was conducted during 2011. Following a close analysis of the reliquary, thirty eight inscriptions in Old Serbian and Greek languages were found, and the inscriptions from the lost frames, recorded in the sources and photo documentation, were added as thirty ninth and fortieth. The paper gives an analysis of the reliquary, reconstruction of the original organization of the relics (based on the old photographs and descriptions from 1648), copy of all inscriptions and formats of thirty -- two preserved frames. New readings provide correction to all previous editions and this is the first time that all inscriptions on the existing frames have been read, including not so visible inscription on the rim of the panaghiarion. Paleographic analysis has shown that five different engravers have been engraving the inscriptions. The first craftsman has done the engraving on the back of the panaghiarion (No. 15) and the holy relics frame (No. 30). The second has done the most of engraving (No. 1-5, 8, 9, 11, 13, 18, 19, 22-29, 33-38, 40) and engraving on the rim of the panaghiarion (No. 15). The third has done the engraving on the frames No. 6, 7, 31 and 39, the fourth on the frames No. 20 and 32, while the fifth has done engraving in Greek on the frame No. 14. Although it is a view in historiography that the reliquary got its present shape after the holy relics had been taken to the West, iconographic analogies with the motif of elliptical vines on the reliquaries and icons with the themes of celebrating the Holy Mother, being present in Eastern cult practice and art since the middle of the 15th century, point to this direction for the further research of the reliquary of Despotissa Barbara. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In Croata Republic personnel occupationally exposed to radiation is examined with a method of chromosomal aberrations every 5 years, by the law. A population exposed to chemical factors is examined with a method of sister chromatid exchange as well as with micronucleus test. In the paper it is discussed a significance of various methods of examination of low doses of clastogenic and aneugenic factors on human genome.