Lumez unhappy with prosecutors' work

Chief State Prosecutor Aleksandar Lumezi is not satisfied with the work of prosecutors in fighting organised crime and corruption.

Lumez at the meeting of the Prosecutorial Council (KPK) was not satisfied with the action plan for fighting corruption and economic crime. According to him, the subjects are dragging on more than necessary.

“The commission should focus more on prosecutors' quality work in professional work and the integrity of prosecutors fighting corruption cases and economic crimes”, Lumez said.

And they're saying there's much more corruption than it's investigated, whether it's perception or reality, I think it's reality. Each case is talked about the level of high corruption, during the past year nine cases have been concluded, out of them 5 cases with the indictment where 15 prosecutors exercised the profession”, he added.

Supervising Commission member Laura Pula has presented the annual report of the Commission's 2018 overseer for the implementation of the strategic plan and action plan for fighting corruption and economic crimes.

“Plani is compounded in two entities for all prosecutors and for the Pristina prosecutorial unit for the department of serious crimes and the general department”, she said.

The chicken has told of the subjects during 2018 about corruption and economic crimes.

“In 2018 prosecutors have had 303 criminal charges with 707 persons for corruption deeds, at the end of 2018 there are 230 unfinished materials left where 125.54% cases of corruption claims” have been prosecuted, Pula said.

The country's “at all economic crimes prosecutors is that between 2017 and 2018 there were 406 criminal allegations, in 2018, 398 reported 518 persons”, she said.

Kosovo Prosecutorial Council Chairman Bahri Hyseni announced that according to the report that has been brought by the commission leading Council members from P ranks. The SRK becomes aware that the prosecutor, Merita Bina-Rugova, has been elected.

The report, which has been brought by the council's commission to lead the process, has been elected by the Special Prosecutor, Merita Bina-Rugova member, Hyseni announced.

Prosecutorial Commission Chairman Arben Ismaili has presented the process of election for Council members by the Special Prosecutor.

The election commission on March 25th, 2019, has held the voting process where we have launched the voting process as the commission that has voted all prosecutors, has been 4 candidates, in the first round there have been no winners because they have not achieved the right votes, while in the second round the candidate with the most votes has been Merita Bina-Rugova by 8 votes, while Naim Abazi 7”, Ismaili said.

Chief Chairman Hyseni said the mandate begins after taking the oath of member Bina-Rugova, where the latter officially took the oath.

At this meeting, regulation for the Management and Separation of Subjects was also adopted, which directly affects the efficiency of each prosecutor. /EO/