6 hours agoWill the court force the prime minister to testify?
Periskopi(10 months ago)
(10 months ago)Recognisors and justice system monitors say that in practice it does not happen that a person will not appear so long enough to give his testimony to the prosecution, as in the case of incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti, who has been called a witness to state reserves. At the Special Prosecutor's Office several times presented the minister [...]
Minister of Commerce Roseta Hajdari was presented to the Special Prosecutor several times.
Even party officials leading the state, the Vetevendosje Movement, went there. Periscope.
But it seems that by his will, it will not happen that Kosovo's incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti will also be seen there, as he insists that such a statement be issued in his government office.
In spite of that, the prosecution asked the Court to force Kurt to bring him in to testify, but that did not happen either.
All of this already, according to the former head of the Appeals Court, Hasan Shala, has remained in court custody, since the prosecution has nothing more to do with it.
The case is already in court, the court is now obliged, on the part of the prosecution, to make the decision and ensure his presence testify to the quality of the witness at Special Prosecution”, Hasan Shala, former head of the Appeals Court, said.
Although under Shala there is only one form left for Kurt to go to the prosecutor.
The procedure has been forced to ask the court, correct, the pre-trial judge to send an invitation for him to appear in the prosecutor. But even though he has not used that right, the court has been obliged to make a decision and fine it twice. Now there is only one prime minister left to go accompanied by police to the prosecution, so that the same can issue his statement as a witness to”, Hasan Shala, former head of the Appeals Court, has said.
And what action this court will take, no answers to the television questions.
This could last indefinitely according to the law, although in everyday practice these cases do not last so long, says Gzim Shala, from the Kosovo Institute for Justice.
“essentially, in preliminary procedure, decisions are made faster, in terms of commitment, and in relation to fines the decisions have been faster. But now what has happened to the concrete case is not known whether there has been a new request from the prosecution after the court's recent ruling. So it's been a few months and there's no information in this direction”, said Guzim Shala, IKD.
If they applied again to the Court, Kurti is brought to the prosecutor in any form, they have not returned to the Special Prosecution either. /Dukagini/
