7 hours agoEnver Hasani: Albin Kurti has no right to run for deputy
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)Former Constitutional Chairman Enver Hasani said the Act is as he expected and VV) Chairman Albin Kurti cannot run for deputy. The Constitutional Court today has published the full conviction under which it validates the complaint brought to Vetevendosje Movement after MP Etem Arifi, who had been sentenced to [...]
Former Constitutional Chairman Enver Hasani said the Act is as he expected and VV) Chairman Albin Kurti cannot run for deputy.
The Constitutional Court today has published the full conviction, under which it validates the complaint brought to Vetevendosje Movement after MP Etem Arifi, who had been sentenced to a formal form, participated in the Avdullah Hoti Government vote.
According to university professor Enver Hasani, after the full Constitutional Act no one can run for MP who is sentenced to the court's strict form.
The bias is as I said and expected. Nothing new. It means Albin Kurti can't run for deputy according to the device part of Action and paragraph No. 260, as well as no one who has convictions for the criminal conviction of the cut form”, Hasani has told Express whether he has the right to run for deputy in the upcoming elections.
Paragraphy 260 in the Constitutional Court's full judgment made up of provisions and b says that persons convicted of criminal acts with court decisions of a formal form valid in the Republic of Kosovo can't run or be elected as deputies, if they have been sentenced in the last three years before the elections, and cannot exercise the MP's mandate if they are sentenced to one or more years in prison, with a court decision of valid form in the Republic of Kosovo.
The issue concerning the constitutionality of the government's vote, Hoti, was sent to Constitutional by the Vetevendosje Movement, because for this government on June 3rd had voted Etem Arifi, sentenced to a precipable form decision of more than a year in prison for criminal work “subsidies”.
His vote was crucial to forming the Avdullah Hoti of the Democratic League of Kosovo government.
The Constitutional Court finds that because Arifi's vote was invalid, the Hoti Government had not received the majority of votes of all MPs, 61 votes, respectively.
Therefore, the Constitution says the president of the Republic should announce new elections which should be held within 40 days of their proclamation.
