Nagip Krasniqi's VV lawyer: A single-source contract is necessarily a criminal offense.

Virtue Ibrahimaga, KEK chief chief prosecutor Nagip Krasniqi, estimates that the Special Prosecutor has failed in the case of his client's arrest. Ibrahimaga, said the prosecution has failed to prove the suspicion given that any criminal offence has been committed, since a non-source contract is a criminal offence, (Klankosova.tv). “Procurory before arresting [...]
Ibrahimaga, said the prosecution has failed to prove the suspicion given that any criminal offence has been committed, since a non-source contract is a criminal offence, (Klankosova.tv).
The procedure before arresting someone or applying for custody has the investigative means. Under normal conditions, the prosecution would have to investigate the contracts and, according to information we have, the prosecution started the investigation long ago and interviewed all witnesses and collected all the evidence. The prosecution could use other mechanisms like surveillance for what it has all the powers under law to see if it has anything to do with criminal acts”.
In this case, the prosecution has failed to testify to the suspicion given that any criminal offense has been committed linking to these two contracts. If a contract is non-sourcer does not mean it's criminal offence”, Ibrahimaga said.
Among other things, Ibrahimaga says negotiating directly for the alleged contracts has existed.












