an hour agoKonjufca case, Pristina Court voices concern for vocabulary over judge who made the decision
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(2 years ago)The Constitutional Court in Pristina has said it has expressed concern with <x0setrem” and <x2fyal reference to court” and Judge Edita Canta for declaring a free trial of Parliament Speaker Glauk Konjufca. The Constitutional Court in Pristina has followed with concern the publication of the February 26th 2024 posts with labels and insulting vocabulary against [...]
The Constitutional Court in Pristina has said it has expressed concern with <x0setrem” and <x2fyal reference to court” and Judge Edita Canta for declaring a free trial of Parliament Speaker Glauk Konjufca.
The Constitutional Court in Pristina has attended with concern publishing posts of February 26, 2024 with labels and insulting vocabulary against the judge and judge of this court, Mrs. Edita Canta, in connection with the announcement of the 2024 February Act, where Glauk Konjufca” was charged, says the report.
“Gjykata considers that these publications seriously affect the figure of the judge, their independence, and the public's trust in the judicial system and as such negatively affect the independence and impartiality of judges in their mission to render justice”.
“The Constitutional Court Pristina invites public opinion to abide by the interpretation of judicial decisions, as the court takes decisions on the basis of evidence administered in judicial examination, and such as the court's rulings of the first instance are not final, it can be assessed by the highest degree court under the means of hit”.
