The Special Court's New Wills Reach

New invitations have arrived, confirms a Special Court official who says they will no longer be made by telephone as weeks ago, but will come in written form, broadcast newspapers.net

After more than three years of voting from the Kosovo Assembly, the Special Court in early December sent the first invitations to several former Kosovo Liberation Army commanders.

New invitations have arrived, confirms a Special Court official who says they will no longer be made by telephone as weeks ago, but will come in written form, broadcast newspapers.net

After more than three years of voting from the Kosovo Assembly, the Special Court in early December sent the first invitations to several former Kosovo Liberation Army commanders.

Asked what happens in cases where people refuse special invitations, he has indicated that “Nini 42 of Special Law covers the question of witness calls and the consequences when the person does not appear”.

Although news of new invitations to former members of the Kosovo Liberation Army has long not occurred, but without being made public.

The renowned lawyer, Tome Gashi, has said that several new invitations from The Hague Special Court have been reached in Kosovo.

“Yes, there are new invitations brought by the Special Court to The Hague. Unlike two weeks ago, there are now no telephone invitations as originally done but only in written form. Perhaps because of my request and our joint team of lawyers I work with who are Gregor Guy Smith and Cooken Rohan for invitations to be sent in written form”, Gashi stressed.

According to him, each certainly should be invited to certain legal qualities as suspects or witnesses and not to make clear statements like it was made to some interviewed starting with Sokol Dobruna.

We as a team of lawyers have several clients we're working on preparing for statements to the Special Court, and all are suspected no”, Gashi has concluded. /gazetamtro.net