Appeals for Becir Kalundra in VV) activists' case

The Court of Appeals in its ruling, with which it has retriald the case of Vetevendosje activists, has ordered the First Stair Court that, in addition to the avoidance of violations made to produce new evidence. KALLXO.com exclusively brings the requests of the Court of Appeals to the Constitutional Court in order for dawn [...]
The Court of Appeals in its ruling, with which it has retriald the case of Vetevendosje activists, has ordered the First Stair Court that, in addition to the avoidance of violations made to produce new evidence.
KA LLXO.com exclusively brings the requirements of the Court of Appeals to the Constitutional Court in order to clarify the case for the attack on the Kosovo Assembly.
“Questioned experts from the security issue to prove the cause of fear and uncertainty in citizens; question Kosovo's Assembly secretary about proving that at the time Kosovo Assembly was attacked with rocket launchers The RPG, has prevented the work of Kosovo's Assembly in holding meetings and other actions, which are closely linked to the work of the Parliament”, said the Appeal decision.
Likewise, Appeals has ordered the Constitutional Court to determine the value of damage caused by criminal acts, but most importantly, he has ordered it to engage a ballistics expert.
Interrogating ballistics expert, clarifying whether any person can use the precision and whether Kosovo's Assembly was attacked by motorcycles or by some sophisticated”, says Apel's decision.
The appel has also ordered the screening of all photos, documents and records that were taken at the ETC Trade Center by the expert of the corresponding issue and in the presence of the accused and by looking at the recordings that the FBI could not declare to be identified if the accused were at ETC when the engine was bought.
On February 26th, the Court of Appeals retriald the case against 4 VV activists charged with the August 2016 grenade attack on the Kosovo Assembly building.
In November last year the Constitutional Court in Pristina had sentenced At and Arifin to 6 years in prison; MP Frasher Krasniqi to 8 years in prison; Egzon Haliti with five and a half years in prison, as well as Adea Batusha to two years in prison.
These four were charged that last August 4th of the year in co-ordination had attacked the Kosovo Parliament, so criminal acts of terrorism were charged upon them, the act seen in Article 136 of the Kosovo Criminal Code, while in this case qualified according to paragraph 1 of this article, punishable by no less than 5 years in prison.












