Coat of arms — High Prosecutorial Council
Coat of arms
Institutional Heraldry

High Prosecutorial Council

Republic of Serbia

Bearer
High Prosecutorial Council of the Republic of Serbia

The High Prosecutorial Council is an independent state body that secures and guarantees the independence of the public prosecution service; it has operated under that name since the constitutional changes of 2022, as successor to the State Prosecutorial Council. The insignia combine the state arms, the tricolour, the sword of justice and the book of law.

Blazon

Shield

A shield striped horizontally red, blue and white (in the colours of the tricolour), with a small white shield in the centre bearing the lesser arms of the Republic of Serbia beneath a crown.

External ornaments

Behind the shield an upright sword point downwards, with its gold hilt at the top; above the shield an open book.

Symbolism and meaning

The sword is a sign of justice and its enforcement, the open book of the law, and the tricolour and state arms of the Republic in whose name the prosecution service acts.