Lawyer Marin Sherri assessed that the case involving the Sveti Ivan Psychiatric Clinic in Jankomir could ultimately result in an indictment for criminal conspiracy. His assessment relates to the incident in which a patient died following a violent intervention.
The patient was 32-year-old Kristijan Josip Periš, who died on 21 October following a violent intervention at the facility. The patient's death occurred immediately after the intervention, and it is precisely this sequence of events that is the central point in considering possible criminal liability.
Sherri's thesis regarding a possible indictment for criminal conspiracy suggests that the case could be viewed more broadly than the individual treatment of the patient. Such a qualification generally implies the joint action of multiple persons, but the final assessment depends on the results of the ongoing proceedings.
It is not yet known when a decision on the indictment might be made, nor what exact qualifications it would cover. The assessment put forward refers to a possible outcome of the case, not to established liability.
The case of the Sveti Ivan Psychiatric Clinic in Jankomir thus remains a subject of attention, both because of the circumstances of the 32-year-old patient's death and because of the legal qualification advocated by lawyer Sherri.
