The four innocent “Kumanovo Group” have a request (Video)

They were released as innocent in the Trima Quarter case. But, Besnik Aydini, Fazli Osmani and Besnik Bajrami say that there will be nothing to be compensated for the guiltless standing behind bars for two and a half years and deprivation from freedom away from the family, writes television 21. They warned that they would seek compensation from [...]
We're gonna complain about compensation, but money is nothing to the family. For two and a half years since I've been here, I feel very bad, away from family and away from children”, said Besnik Aydin, released as innocent.
According to the protective pair, legal predispositions envision damages of 1,000 denars for the past day as innocent in prison cell since the day of arrest. Lawyers say this amount belongs only to the physical standing in a cell that has made them work and support their family.
The lawyer of one of the indictees, Asmir Alispahic, warns of his client's retaliatory request even of the psychic suffering he has experienced during his stay in custody for two and a half years.
“Now, we have to wait for the court's written decision and see if the prosecution will file a complaint on the four people acquitted of their charges. If these complaints are to be made, then the Court of Appeals decides and after the prosecution of this second-degree court. Then, at a certain time, according to the Law on Obligation Relations, the freed ones have the right to seek compensation on the part of those who have issued and pronounced custody. This obligation falls to the competencies of the Ministry of Justice, directly at the Directorate for the implementation of sanctions”, said Asmir Alispahic, a lawyer.
From the safeguards, they say that according to the Penal Code, all persons released and cleared, the same are entitled to monetary compensation. But according to the legal procedure, it should be expected that the decision to release them will become almighty, which according to lawyers is made only if there is no second degree complaint at the Court of Appeals. After that phase is completed, then those injured in a three-year deadline have a complaint right to remand for detention.











