Hasan repeated: Anyone convicted in the last three years has no right to run the election

So said former Constitutional Court Chairman Enver Hasani, who attended the table organised by the Kosovo Institute for Law on the topic “who has the right to run in the election?”.

The Constitutional Court ruling, which sent the country to early elections, which will be held on February 14th, according to them, has fundamental problems and serious problems that affect judicial security as well.

Former head of the Constitutional Court, Enver Hasani, says the Constitutional Court's conviction leaves no doubt that anyone who has been sentenced for 3 years without taking into account the scale or conviction for criminal work cannot run in this election.

Neither in the device nor in the reasoning part of the court, the Constitutional Court has left no doubt less than anyone with a guilty sentence for three years without taking into account the scale of the work, the weight of the work, and the un discriminated sentence has violated constitutional guarantees by Article 45, but also by Article 70.6 has destroyed this guarantee because there is no reason for anyone who is currently MP to come to an 8-9 month sentence for any work. The court has made no difference as to the weight of the sentence type and is generally repeating that there is no order cited in Venice's report, which it thus says. You have either the Constitution or the legal act of authorizing that most of the time is left to a certain organ. I don't believe there's anybody who can read it differently, anyone who doesn't even know who included Mr. Kurti's decision or there's no decision I've just heard in the media I don't know but it can't be interpreted differently. I'm still saying that I'm afraid that in the future the situation may come to this country for not making sense due to the non-profession of the device and create a meat-mash and no longer have what it applies, he stressed.