The treatment of civil matter lasts up to eight years, concerned lawyers who are deciding justice on their own

As such, according to lawyers in the country, there are cases when delays in these disputes end in criminal cases, because they take justice in their own hands by causing murder in particular cases, the Online Economy reports.

One of the main reasons for this procrastination is considered the large number of civilian subjects with which the judicial system is commissioned, resulting in the small number of judges.

Lawyer Yll Zekaj says, that year-on-year, there are more civilian subjects that remain unresolved than those that are resolved.

Zakariya said that from the beginning of the subject's appearance to its final conclusion, counting on the second degree, the minimum takes eight years.

The civilized problem has continued for years and has failed to find solutions. Furthermore, in each year we have more civilian classes that remain unresolved in the judicial system than those that are resolved. So more drugs enter the system in the judicial system than judges manage to solve them”.

“Today we face a situation when in our courts to solve a civil subject from the beginning of the indictment's preamble to making a first - degree decision, it takes us about three to four years, and then we have a similar situation in the Court of Appeals, where any complaints to the first civil - class trial to deal with it still take three or four more years of”, he said.

Zekiaj has said that as a result of these delays, criminal cases often turn into criminal cases, as he says, the parties involved in the procedure have exacerbated relations and ended up with other confusion.

“Anyway, the consequences are different because of the procrastination of procedures in our judicial system. We have had such cases when the cause of a criminal case was exactly a civil case, due to the length of a civil case, has come to the frustration of the parties' relations in the procedure, and has ended with a criminal case, whether with murder or other confusion”, Zekij said.

Major damage to citizens is also being done by insurance companies, as Zekij says, citizens are forced to accept very little compensation because they are aware of delays in the justice system.

We see every day our work in practice that insurance companies offer small amounts of damage to citizens, using the situation in the justice system that citizens are impatient to wait 7-8 years to realize a compensation of the real damage that has been done to them, and so in this situation, we have the damage of citizens not to wait so long, accepts an offer in which the insurance company offers, and which is obviously lower than the real damage done to the citizen<1).

So does the other lawyer, Burim Halili. He considers that delays in the judicial system differs also from city to city.

He for the Online economy has said that the Constitutional Court is the champion of delays in criminal cases.

“The challenges facing citizens in civil disputes are prolonged. The duration of the conflicts is slightly different from the courts in Kosovo cities. I had wanted to single out the Constitutional Court in Pristina, which in dealing with a civil case from the moment the indictment is filed until the decision of the cut form, it takes five years at a minimum, we have cases that last 10 years to the first degree decision, and when this second-degree ruling is appealed, then it takes two or three years”.

Halili has also taken an example in compensation for damages from insurance companies.

The subx0> on citizens is greatly influenced because those from the beginning are reluctant to proceed and watch me solve these conflicts, taking into account the length of a process. One example is that even without the will of citizens who make deals on civil disputes, we have to compensate for damages with insurance companies, where in most cases, even though compensation is not in line with the damage that has been created, given the duration of these processes, there is an agreement with a amount that perhaps 70 percent is the smallest (4)x1>, Halili said.