Apel returns to the establishment's decision, cancelling the fine against Naim Mursel's lawyer

The Kosovo Appeals Court has returned to the restoration of the Constitutional Court's decision in Pristina, through which the judge, Fatime Dermaku, on the occasion of holding the initial review of Naim Mursel and others had fined Murseli's lawyer, Semeddin Piraj, 500 euros.

) APROVOWED as the lawyer's complaint against Semsedin Piraj, ANULOUS the Constitutional Court Act in Pristina-Department of the Randa Crimes Department,..., dt.31.01.2025, and the case is returned to the first-degree court in re-instate” in the verdict.

According to the ruling, lawyer Semsedin Piraj was pronounced a 500-euro fine by the court of the case, Fatime Dermaku, arguing that for no reason had attempted to delay the judicial process.

It is further said that Judge Dermak had made that decision after Piraj, disobeying her orders, had not allowed the initial examination to continue.

Against that ruling, Piraj had filed complaints, which the Court of Appeals has found based.

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According to assessments by the Court of Appeals, the Constitutional Court has not provided sufficient and convincing reasons to ascertain that the attorney's actions of Semsedin Piraj have hampered Judge Fatime Dermaku in leadership of the initial hearing.

In her decision, Appeals has clarified that the Foundation, except for the claim that Piraj has prevented the work of the judge, has offered no clear and legally supported reason to prove that it has indeed hindered the work of the court.

Also, according to Apel, Piraj's lawyer's request not to overlook the request of the accused Cocalla Confronter who had sought not to plead guilty without consulting his lawyer, Rudec Dodaj he couldn't be overlooked, as Cocalla and Naim Mursel are being charged with co-ordination along with the protection of Piright, Naim Murel.

The “Justice Vow” has contacted lawyer Shemsedin Piraj to understand whether the Constitutional Court has decided in restoration and what is the verdict, but he has stated that he has not yet accepted a decision from the Foundation.

Otherwise, Pristina Constitutional Prosecutor on January 15th 2025 has filed charges against Naim Mursel, Granit Plavva, Cocall Concert and Tom Doday.

The “Justice Vow” had secured the prosecution's indictment, in which it says that Mursel, Plava and Kokalla had previously agreed that the murder would be carried out by the accused Plava with agreements that Murseli paid him 30 thousand euros. The entire plan for the murder of Liridona was reportedly made by her husband, now accused Naim Mursel, as a result of the disorder of family and marriage reports, where his desire for revenge arose. /Periscope