That's how many years of prison suspects could be convicted of the Aulon murder if convicted.

If the Pristina Constitutional Court is convinced that two minors -- 16-year-old Dauntless H. and Riga G., a younger year, have committed the murder of Aulon Zeka (16), then the first could be sentenced to more than 5 years in prison for the crime that shocked the capital over the weekend. Until, against 15, the Court, [...]
“Heavy murder”, according to the Kosovo Criminal Code, is punishable by at least 10 years in prison until life imprisonment. But if an indictment arises against the two suspects in the murder of Aulon Zeka, who was found dead Saturday morning in the vicinity of a school in Pristina, the Court applies sentences under the Code of Justice to Mitur, as the two arrested are of minority age.
And in such cases the first point of Article 34 of the Code to Mitur, which determines the length of the minority imprisonment, predicts that the length of the sentence against a minor sentenced to prison sentence “could not exceed the maximum imprisonment prior to the criminal offense, but it could be lower than the minimum prison rate prior to the criminal act”.
This article of the Code of Justice for Mitur, at second point, stipulates that juvenile imprisonment cannot be pronounced in length less than six months or more than five years.
“Maximum of imprisonment for minors is ten (10) for serious criminal acts punishable by long-term imprisonment, or when the minor has committed at least two (2) criminal acts in the union, where each is punishable by imprisonment of more than ten (10) years”, is determined at the second point of Article 34 of the Criminal Justice Court.
The application of the sentence is pronounced in months and full years, specifys the same point of this article, writes Express.
Also, this article says that “when the court decides on the length of detention for minors, takes into account all the extenuating and burdensome circumstances ahead of it at Article 8 of this Code and Article 64, paragraphs 1. And 2. Kosovo Penal Code”.
Article 8 of this code determines <x0 selecting of implementable measures and sentences”. The first paragraph stipulates that “against minors is pronounced any measure or sentence, the court primarily takes into account the minor's best interest.
The trial also takes into account these circumstances: the type and weight of criminal activity, the age of minors, the level of psychological development, character and trends, the motives that motivated him to carry out the criminal work, his education at that stage, his environment, and the circumstances of his life, whether he was pronounced mass or punishment earlier, and other circumstances that could affect the pronunciation of the mass or sentence”, says the first paragraph of the Article on Justice Code for Mitur.
The trying service prepares a complete social survey for the minor at the request of the public prosecutor, the judge for minors or judges, as envisioned in this code. Social poll includes information on minor age and psychological development, family biographies, biographies and circumstances under which the minor lives, school level, educational experience, and whatever other relevant article” determines the second point of the same article.
While at the third point of Article 8 of the Court of Justice for Mitur, the court that renders the sentence is obliged before choosing the measure or sentence, “may require the testing service report against punishment and the opinion regarding the choice of mass or sentence”.
But these measures can only be available to suspects Dauntless H., son of the former director of the Kosovo Museum. This code, his 16-year-old, defines him as “The minor adult”. That definition includes people between 16 and eighteen years of age.
Courage's girlfriend, Rigga G., a younger year, according to the Code of Justice for Mytur, Article 2, is defined as “I/e minor i/e/e”, which this article defines in definition people between the age of fourteen (14) and 16 (16). Rigga G., suspected of the same murder, is 15.
Consequently, according to this Code, the Court cannot pronounce any sentence against her. This is because Article 7's third paragraph of the Code of Justice for Mytur says that “punishment cannot be pronounced to minors who have been under 16 (16) years of age at the time of the conduct of criminal work”.
To her, if the court manages to convince him he's committed a criminal offense then he'll only be able to pronounce educational measures, seen in the same code.
Education is executed by respecting the personality and dignity of minors, encouraging their physical, moral, and intellectual development, as well as by defending their physical and mental health, says one of the articles of the Code of Justice for Mytur.
This educational measure is executed in special institutions based on the individual programme that includes motivating tools that have been adopted by minors, school enrollment and professional training, leisure activities, activity with parents, adoptive parents, stewards or other members of the minor family and other ways of exercising influence on minors.
The educational mass is executed after the court's firm form ruling, and when there are no more legal obstacles to its execution, unless this code envisions otherwise”, says Article 87 of the Code of Justice for Mytur.
On Sunday evening, Kosovo Police have arrested Dauntless H. and Rigga G. Both minors, suspected of killing Aulon Zeka, 16. According to the first investigation, the two suspects are involved, until the victim has also had sympathy for the 15-year-old.
None of the suspects have pleaded guilty, while the Express newspaper published a photo showing Dauntless and Riga with a pistol Monday. The photograph, according to newspaper sources within Kosovo authorities, turns out to have been shot by a record “live” in the profile of female minority suspect in the Instagram, until the time interval is allegedly minutes after Aulon Zeka was killed.
Otherwise, “grave murder” Kosovo's Penal Code classifies anyone who makes life short of child”, “deprives of life the other person in a cruel or subtle way”, “deprives the other person of unscrupulous revenge or other low motives, including revenge” and so on. /M.J.











