Overview
- Bosnian prosecutors withdrew the arrest warrant after Dodik voluntarily reported for questioning on July 4.
- He had faced the warrant since March 18 for refusing summons over alleged secessionist decrees.
- The investigation focuses on his ban of Bosnia’s central police and judiciary in Republika Srpska.
- The court granted him conditional release with regular reporting requirements and warned of renewed detention for noncompliance.
- His February conviction—a one-year prison sentence and six-year office ban—is on appeal, keeping the constitutional standoff alive.