Constitutional claims Thaci again, now in case of justice administration

Former President Hashim Thaci, who is being tried in The Hague, has been rejected by the Constitutional Court's Specialised Chamber ( DPSJEC) in the case of his complaint allegedly violations of his fundamental rights in connection with the appointment of the Court of Preemptive Procedure and Judges in court against him in connection with [...]
Former President Hashim Thaci, who is being tried in The Hague, has been rejected by the Constitutional Court's Specialised Chamber ( DPSJEC) in the case of his complaint allegedly violations of his fundamental rights in connection with the appointment of the Court of Pre-Procedure Procedure and Judge Only in the court case against him regarding the administration of justice.
The decision was made Thursday, February 5th.
“Nooma found that some of the complaints were premature and others groundless, and, as a result, declared the reference request unacceptable on the basis of the 14th TPSD Jobs Rule, TSK announced.
Thaci had complained that Special Court head Ekaterina Trendafilova violated the law by appointing the same judge who approved special wiretapping to the prosecutor, and as a judge who confirmed the indictment for the same acts, and who later made other decisions on the same case.
Because wiretapping was also allowed by an illegal judge, Thaci had asked the Constitutional Court to bring down the adoption of the second indictment.
Meanwhile, Hashim Thaci had also complained about the legality of wiretapping at the detention centre, but in December 2024 The Special Constitution has rejected him. /Periscope












