Sadri Ramabaja remains in custody with Appeal decision

Kosovo's Appeals Court has rejected defender Sadri Ramabija's complaint as unhurt, against the appointment of a month-long detention measure by the Constitutional Court in Pristina, with 09.10.2017. Ramaba is suspected by the Special Prosecutor for Criminal Work “the assassination of senior representatives of the Republic of [...]
Kosovo's Appeals Court has rejected defender Sadri Ramabija's complaint as unhurt, against the appointment of a month-long detention measure by the Constitutional Court in Pristina, with 09.10.2017.
Ramaba is suspected by the Special Prosecutor for Criminal Work “the assassination of senior representatives of the Republic of Kosovo”, by Article 126 over Article 34 of the RKS Criminal Code and “preparation of terrorist acts or criminal acts against constitutional order and RKS security” from Article 144 of the same law.
The Appeals Court estimates that the first instance court has acted justly when the defendants have assigned the detention measure, because other measures preceded by Article 173 of the Criminal Procedure Code are insufficient for the security of its presence in the procedure, in its normal course, and preventing the execution or repetition of the criminal work. Therefore, the assignment of detention is considered a necessary measure.












