Two judges are denounced for trying to influence the case, "Brezovica," they speak from the KDR.

According to the allegations, in the case of “Brezovica”, the judge of the Constitutional Court in Pristina has also attempted to influence Arben Hoti as well as Court of Appeals Judge Enes Mehmeti, where, according to claims, pressure has been put on a legal official to prepare permission to visit the detention centre for the family of one of the defendants at the centre's rules.

For this, Judiciary Council leader Albert Zogaj has said they have accepted information in different forms, but that if such a thing has been established, the official must first be interviewed.

“We have received in various forms some information that we have addressed, but if this claim is correct and raised by the prosecutor of the case I believe that the minimum would have to be interviewed by the court official, as I am stressing that disciplinary processes when they are potentially related to the other level of responsibility that is criminal responsibility and limited are reduced to the sense of procedure to the extent that it does not interfere with the process of criminal investigation of the”, Zogaj has indicated.

He has said that each official, whether the judge, whether the court president or the other level, which is involved in one form or another must be carefully given the level of responsibility within the case even within this level to address the issue.

If there are these interfaces, we like the Council can definitely do a disciplinary investigation, but if these are confirmed, then basically in the professional sense of the word disciplinary responsibility and where the investigation would have to be, who would have to conduct the investigation, exactly the prosecution organ that is the Prosecution”, he said.

Otherwise, “Justice Trust” has contacted both judges Arben Hoti and Enes Mehmeti and both have denied such claims, saying they never called the court official on this case. /Wandom in Justice/