Former Kline director, three asembrists sentenced to 1,200 euros in fine for corruption

Former director of Cadastri, Geodesia and Property in the Cline municipality, Nnomza Grabana, Asamist Avni Gashi, Xhevxhet Berisha and Albanian Dauti have been found guilty of admitting the guilt in separate court processes, which took place this year at the Basic Court of Peja, the Cline, reports “Beriming for Justice<x1.

The trial has provided “Justice Vow”, while the verdicts are made by Judge Sabrije Raraci.

Former director Njomza Grabanica has been sentenced to 300 euros and baning the exercise of office, since she had admitted guilt that she had not declared wealth in time. In this case, however, the court has not determined the length of the ban on official office.

According to the indictment, the defendant was in the position of Director of the Directorate for Geodesy, Cadaster, and Property in the Pec municipality, he had declared his property late and off the legal deadline and on June 30th 2020. Even AKR's asganist Avni Gashi has been sentenced to 300 euros in fines and the ban on exercising official positions for a year. He in the trial had pleaded guilty after reading the indictment by prosecutor Astrit Gashi, who had proposed banning official functions against the defendants.

Gashi is accused of declaring property by ten days late, contrary to law and legal deadlines.

The Kline Court has also tried Vetevendosje assist, Jevxhet Berisha, who at the initial session held at the Cline Court, was declared guilty of failing to declare property within the legal deadline.

Under the trial pronounced by Judge Sabrije Raraci, the defendant has been tried with 300 euros in fines, which he is forced to pay within the 15-day term after the indictment becomes of the formal form. To him, he has not stated a ban on formal office exercises.

Berisha is accused of declaring property by 11 days late. The Kline Court has judged the fine by 300 euros, and the PDK's Communist Assembly assist in Kline, Albanian Dauti, who is accused of not declaring property within the legal deadline. Up to this sentence had come, for the defendant had pleaded guilty to the criminal offense.

The fine sentence, the defendant, has been forced to pay within the 15-day term, after the indictment becomes of formal form. To her, the Cline Court has not pronounced a supplementary sentence banning the exercise of official functions.

Daut is accused of declaring property late in the Anti-Corruption Agency. It has declared property on 29 June 2020, until the deadline was through 31 March.