Initiative MP defends VV deputies in tear gas case

The Sheriff has written that under the Kosovo penal code, these acts that MPs have done are not criminal.

To give appropriate answers then, it must be first to see what work is being done, not to be assessed according to the qualifications these works have done to prosecutors who have been charged with subjects”, he wrote.

Here's his complete writing:

Kosovo Penal Code: Little importance's not criminal acts!

The judicial processes against Kosovo's Assembly deputies for dropping tear gas have polarised the attitudes of Kosovo citizens. While we have an accusation that must be prosecuted in accordance with the Kosovo Criminal Code, then the solution should be sought.

To be given adequate answers, then, it must be first to see what work is being done and not to be assessed according to the qualifications that these prosecutors are assigned to.

Acts are classified in line with the risk and damage of various acts. Acts, “whose risk is insignificant because of nature or the weight of the work, lack or harmful trivial consequences, the circumstances in which the work has been performed, etc. Kosovo's Penal Code has summed it up in Article 11 and describes it as “and small importance “.

Given that the tear gas drop presents an act through which the risk is so low that it can qualify as inconsequential and the fact that the harmful consequences from these acts are in existent, then the drop of tear gas is not a criminal act, even though it contains such traits, and should qualify as “Action for the small importance of “Consequently, all accused MPs must be acquitted!

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Together you have the first page of the Kosovo Criminal Code and its Article 11!