Complaints against judges and prosecutors in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) have significantly increased in the first half of the current year. Reports to the Office of the Disciplinary Prosecutor rose by 30.5 percent compared to the same period last year. Furthermore, the number of complaints currently under review has jumped by 43 percent. These figures, presented by Chief Disciplinary Prosecutor Alena, indicate growing concern regarding the conduct of judicial officials. The reasons for this surge in complaints remain unspecified in the provided data. This rise highlights a potential need for increased scrutiny and accountability within BiH’s judicial system. The data was initially reported by Sarajevo Times.