David Schwendiman's departure could affect the rise of charges by the Special

Lawyer Tome Gashi has said that changing the prosecutors has always brought consequences, especially now when it comes to the Special Court.

I believe that the legal reason for procrastination does not exist, but technical reason may be because changing a chief prosecutor always has consequences, especially in this Special Prosecutor's Office in The Hague because cases are sensitive, sensitive to the high level, so they have an impact on the overall course of the political situation. Whatever the case, it's not good that happened, and that little can affect prolonging in establishing pre-”, he said.

Gashi has declared that there are other indicators about Schendiman's departure, but that it cannot say it has been dismissed for the fact that no charges have been filed since June.

I believe there is no reason why he will not be believed his version of today's clarification that has been made public, that his mandate has actually ended at the Special Prosecutor's Office in The Hague. But there are some indicators that maybe something else happened, but I can't say it was fired or asked to leave because no charges have been filed until now, even though the Special Court has been ready since June of last year”, he said of Index.

According to Gashi, the Special Law has been issued for more than two and a half years, and when it is known that the court has been ready for eight months, the failure of the charges loses credibility in Special and loses credibility.

Gashi has added that Scheendjman's deputy is expected to take his place and that if everything goes okay with him it won't take him long to start working.
” According to the official announcement it has only been assigned to his successor, who is his deputy and if everything is in order, he will not have much time to do his job to submit the first charges to Special Court”, Gashi has concluded.