Act on Xhavit Halit and Ghani Dresaj for the case in the coalition against Arben Gashi

As a result of a physical contact that had occurred on May 18th 2018 in the Republic of Kosovo Assembly, amid the deputy head of the Parliament from the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), Xhavit Haliti, and Democratic League of Kosovo deputy (LDK), Arben Gashi, the Constitutional Prosecutor in Pristina, has filed an indictment against Halit.

In addition to him, with the indictment the deputy from the party ranks has been charged Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), Gani Dresaj, who allegedly on the same day threatened MP Gashi.

According to the indictment of May 31st this year, Haliti is accused of committing criminal work “attack”, while Dresses for criminal work “characterisation”, reports the “Betim for Justice”.

The prosecution, along with the indictment, has made the proposal that the penalty order be pronounced against them in penalty sentences.

The news of “Justice Vow” has confirmed the Basic Prosecutor's spokeswoman in Pristina, Laureta Ulaj.

The substance in question has not yet begun to be handled by the Constitutional Court in Pristina, with the reasoning that it is a new subject.

No action has been taken so far because it is the new course of 2019. This subject will be treated according to the achievement of the materials at the” Court, said the tribunal's spokeswoman, Mirlinda Gashi, given to “Justice Vow”.

The “Justice Vow” has also secured the Constitutional Prosecutor's Act in Pristina, which claims on May 18th 2019, in the Kosovo Republic of Kosovo Assembly Hall, Xhavit Haliti, had deliberately attacked MP Arben Gashi, pushing him arm and elbow on his chest.

While MP Ghani Dresaj is accused of having deliberately pissed off MP Gashi's face, with the words “Com with them. This statement claims that Gashi has been caused by fear and anxiety.

The criminal offence of “ ”, on which Haliti is charged, under the Penal Code of the Republic of Kosovo, envisions a penalty of fine or prison sentence of up to three years, while that of “canos,”, with which Dreshai, pirash a fine sentence or prison sentence of up to six months.

Otherwise, Article 493 of the Criminal Procedure Code allows for criminal acts punishable by up to three years in prison to be pronounced sentence, without the need for judicial consideration.

According to this article, the state prosecutor may demand the pronunciation of one or more measures as fine punishments, a ban on driving, a warrant for publicisation of the act, the seizure of items, judicial remarks, or seizures of property benefits earned by criminal acts. /Relief for justice/