Petrova Calls for Structural Changes to Prosecution Service for ‘Strong Accusations’
Maja Petrova, portfolios advisor and deputy president of the Syndicate of the current prosecution offices, addressed prosecutors regarding demands for “strong accusations.” Speaking on June 16, 2026, at 16:51, Petrova outlined her vision for a reformed prosecution service. According to Petrova, the key to achieving robust and impartial accusations lies in bolstering the existing prosecution offices. She stated that if a “strong” accusation is desired, the priority should be the development of a strong and well-equipped prosecution service.
Specifically, she advocated for a service staffed by 350 personnel operating within the current prosecution offices, emphasizing the need for equal access and resources. Petrova stressed the importance of a strong, professional, and motivated prosecution team. Her comments were rooted in the laws governing the prosecution service and the court service.
Regarding ongoing reform efforts, Petrova maintained that the current approach will remain focused on gender-specific considerations. She emphasized the need for a fundamental shift in operational structure to support the delivery of effective and impartial legal proceedings.
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“It’s clear that a more robust and independent prosecution service is needed to effectively address these cases.”