This is Enver Sekerraq's lawyer: That's why he was sent back to prison.

Time.net has learned this from Enver Sekiraq's Kosovo lawyer, Kelmendi, who has said that on the 24th day Tuesday, a hearing will be held for the detention appointment.

The immediate arrest was ordered by presiding Judge Elka Filcheva-Ermenkova, backed by EULEX Legal Officer Kerry Moes, for the house arrest measure to be replaced by the measure of detention that went into effect immediately at the Gerdovc High Security Prison, Koha.net reports.

According to Kelmendi, the prosecution has considered Sekiraqa violating house arrest hours after he was released, when family and friends have visited his home.

We remember that in addition to changing the measure, on October 19th the Court has instructed Sekiraq not to move at all from his home or even contact anyone he does not live with.

Koha.net has learned that the State Attorney's request revealed that the defendant violated the October 19th Order, which appointed house arrest for the defendant with the directive he was limited to whom he could contact.
State prosecutor, has backed this statement with a photo of a Facebook post by attorney Asdren Hoxha's nephew, who has gone to visit the house Enver Sekiraqen.

Asdren Hoxha, is Enver Sekiraq's lawyer, but in another case.
This was made clear by the request submitted by the State Prosecutor, which included a copy of the photograph and post, which Enver Sekiraqa has violated the restriction of house arrest within hours of his appointment.

In the new Appeal decision, a copy Time.net provided, says “That this is a flagrant disregard for the Court and the appointed order, so house arrest measures are revoted and once again the detention measure” is set.

Sequirah lawyer Kosovar Kelmendi has told Koha.net that on October 24th 2017, a hearing about his detention will be held, where the defendant will be accompanied from the High Security Prison until the Palace of Justice.
Enver Sekerraq's return to High Security Prison was made last night after 11:00.

We remember that Enver Sekiraqa has remained in custody for several years sentenced to 37 years in prison by the Pristina Foundation Court.