On 7 April 2007, the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) issued a decision ordering custody of one month to the suspect Muhamed Huskić, who is suspected of committing the criminal offence of Tax evasion and Money laundering.

In its motion for custody, the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH alleges that there is grounded suspicion that, as the founder and owner of Melfibad compani d.o.o. Company, the suspect avoided payment of taxes for 2006.  In this way, the suspect allegedly damaged the budget of BiH in the amount of KM 28,039.80.

After examining the Prosecutor’s Office motion and accessing the case file, the Court concluded that there was grounded suspicion that the suspect had committed the above criminal offence.  Further, the Court ordered custody having found that evidence pointed to a risk of flight and that the suspect, if released, might interfere with criminal proceedings by concealing and destroying evidence and by influencing witnesses and possible accessories.