Prosecutor Sleeps During session (Video)

During this session the testimony of witnesses Naim Kukaj, Myrvete Qolaku, Basri Begaj, Ekrem Mucaj, Agron Hoxhaj, Besim Morina and Ridvan Hoxha was read.

The proposal that these witnesses ' testimony not be viewed as read but read again was given by special prosecutor Ficryre Feyzullahu.

Although defenders of the accused proposed that such evidence be considered read, the court decided to approve the prosecutor's proposal to read one by one of the testimonys of all witnesses who have testified in the past court review and that there are a total of 26.

Although the prosecutor was declared hearing these statements, she soon lost interest in hearing what they had said.

During the hearing, prosecutor Fyzulah could not resist sleep.

It was in vain from time to time until her assistant gave them a promotion.

Regarding reading witness statements, the defence parties claimed they had remarks on witness testimony from Ekrem Mucaj, Agron Hoxhaj, as well as Ridvan Hoxha.

Also during this session at lawyer Rexhep Hasani's request, the trial chamber in charge of Judge Agim Ademi took a decision not to allow the KALLXO.com camera to film the faces of the accused with the reasoning that these persons are still considered innocent until the moment of declaring the trial and prove otherwise.

The next session will be held on March 19th, with which you will proceed with reading the testimony statements given in the previous judicial review.

Muja and others were accused of being misusing municipal property and managed by the Kosovo Privatisation Agency

The four points of the indictment were sentenced to prison on bail for two years.

He also received a supplementary sentence, a ban on the exercise of long - term public functions.

In the same case tried by the Prizren Court, Minr Krasniqi, former director of the Public Administration, had been sentenced to 1 year and 6 months in prison on condition that for two years he does not commit another criminal act.

Krasniqi also has no right to exercise public office for 18 months.

Kadri Ukimer, former director of Geodesia, and Sadik Pasarizi, former director of Urbanism, were sentenced to 8 months in prison on condition that they do not commit another criminal act for two years.

Avni Ademiaj, former director of Geodesia and Kadastra, was sentenced to 5 months in prison on condition that for one year he does not cause other criminal acts.

The case of Ramadan Muja had gone to the Supreme Court, which had later returned him to the Court of Appeals.

And then the Court of Appeals decided to turn the case into retrial.