Kryeziu: PDK was right to submit laws to Constitutional, court now rules

Justice professor and former Constitutional Court member Kadri Kryeziu has commented on submitting certain laws from the PDK to the Constitutional Court. He has stressed that parliamentary groups are authorised parties and have the right to submit laws to the Constitutional Court if they consider there are violations of the Constitution.

Parliamentary groups are authorised parties that can send such subjects to the Constitutional Court. If they consider that there are violations, they are right and they have the freedom to send the law there. The Constitutional Court is the institution that reads the laws, examines them, gives comments and remarks, and has the right to refuse or approve them. If those laws are normal, they are observed if they are not rejected. She handles these laws”, Kryeziu told Front Online

Kryeziu has explained that the Constitutional Court has the duty to read and examine laws sent out, giving comments and remarks on them.

If they consider that there are violations, they're right and they have the freedom to send the law there, Kryeziu says,

He has stressed that this Court has the opportunity to adopt or reject laws, depending on their compliance with the Constitution.

The Constitutional Court is the institution that reads the laws, examines them, gives comments and remarks, and is entitled to reject or approve them.

According to Kryeziu, if the laws are compatible with constitutional standards, they will be implemented, while those violating the constitution will be refused.

If those laws are normal, she does, if not refuse them. She handles these laws. I declare Kryeziu.