LEGIA SPENDS 7 HOURS A DAY OUTSIDE THE 'ALCATRAZ' CELL, MAKES CALLS AND HAS A JOB: Court Decides if Milorad Ulemek Changes Address After 16 Years!
Milorad Ulemek Legija (58), who is serving a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison in Serbia's strictest prison, the so-called Alcatraz in Zabela, could soon change his address. The Higher Court in Belgrade, let us recall, re-examines every two years the decision whether Ulemek should continue to serve his sentence in a special unit or could possibly be transferred to one of the prisons where living conditions are slightly milder.
TL;DR
- Milorad Ulemek Legija, aged 58, is serving a maximum 40-year sentence.
- He is currently held in "Alcatraz," Serbia's strictest prison in Zabela.
- The Higher Court in Belgrade periodically reviews his placement.
- The court decides whether Ulemek should remain in the special unit or be transferred to a prison with less severe conditions.