The detention measure of “Currit” and others remains in force

The Court of Appeals has rejected as untrustworthy the complaints of defence lawyers against the appointment that the month-long detention against defendants Ismet Osmani, known as “Curri”, Ilir Boyka, Adil Thaci and Mentor Maqan. The Constitutional Court Act in Pristina remains in force and the detainees will remain [...]
The Court of Appeals has rejected as untrustworthy the complaints of defence lawyers against the appointment that the month-long detention against defendants Ismet Osmani, known as “Curri”, Ilir Boyka, Adil Thaci and Mentor Maqan.
The Constitutional Court Act in Pristina remains in force and the detainees will remain in custody until 20 June.
The defendants in question are allegedly committing criminal acts “Fajde”, “taskation” and “Defee”.
The Court of Appeals, like the first degree court, estimates there are sufficient legal grounds for the appointment of the detention measure, against the defendants in question, in terms of Article 187 of the Republic of Kosovo Criminal Procedure Code.
That's because there's a suspicion that they've committed the crime they're suspected of, while there's reason to believe they can influence evidence or witnesses, or they can repeat the criminal work.












