Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina

Vukovic, Danilo; Dabetić, Valerija; Forić, Samir

doi:10.5040/9781509915170.ch-017

Lawyers in 21st-Century Societies 2020

DOI: 10.5040/9781509915170.ch-017

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Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina

Danilo Vukovic¹,

Valerija Dabetić²,

Samir Forić³

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How much for a legal intern?: Internships at law offices in Serbia

Đorđević,

Vlajić

2023

Pravni zapisi

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The aim of this paper is to examine the position of legal interns in Serbia. The first part of the paper provides the theoretical framework for the research, as well as an overview of the normative position of legal interns, whereas the second part presents the methodological framework of the research and analysis of the data collected from 517 respondents. The results of the study confirm the hypothesis that current socio-economic changes have led to the transmission of stratification within the legal profession to the position of legal interns. Additionally, the data provide valuable insights into the experiences and challenges faced by legal interns, which have implications for the review of legal regulations governing their rights and obligations.

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How much for a legal intern?: Internships at law offices in Serbia

Đorđević,

Vlajić

2023

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Between the judiciary and advocacy: Professional preferences of law students in Serbia

Đorđević¹

2022

Sociološki pregled

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In this paper, the author will present the issue of professional preferences of law students, with a special emphasis on the preferences towards the judiciary and the advocacy as professions. The first part of the paper presents the most important legal professions in Serbia, while the second part of the text presents the results of quantitative research conducted at the Faculty of Law, the University of Belgrade. In the concluding discussion, the author will try to systematize the obtained results and give an explanation for them by presenting the motives that students are guided by when choosing a future profession and by comparing working conditions in the judicial and attorney professions.

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How much for a legal intern?: Internships at law offices in Serbia

How much for a legal intern?: Internships at law offices in Serbia

Between the judiciary and advocacy: Professional preferences of law students in Serbia

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