“2 potential constitutional responses to the presidential issue”

Justice Faton Fetah has explained “60-day” famous for selecting president/s according to legal provisions. “In constitutional view, the constitutional deadline for the start and implementation of the procedure for electing the president would have to be the 60-day preliminary, so before 30-day period when it is again issued 60 days before 5 March. Which means, [...]
Justice Faton Fetah has explained “60-day” famous for selecting president/s according to legal provisions.
“In constitutional view, the constitutional deadline for the start and implementation of the procedure for electing the president would have to be 60-day preliminary, so before 30-day period when it is again issued 60 days before 5 March. That is, the procedure would have to start on January 5th, and would have to be completed on March 5,”, Fetah said in the special edition of the Kosovo Clan.
This is in full harmony with the logic of the rate from Article 86 paragraph two, and its combinations and its effects then produced by paragraph two for distribution, in this case, to distribute the assembly as a result of the failure to elect President”.
Fetahu said someone could ask how this could be done when on January 5th there was no constitutional framework, but he confirmed that the constitutional code written there is in full harmony.
He also showed what the Constitutional Court's potential answers to the issue can be.
The Constitutional Court has two roads, there are two constitutional possibilities: To say that President Osmani's decree is constitutional, and therefore toʹi clears up the way of the election, or to say President Osmani's decree is unconstitutional, and therefore to give way to opportunity, in my view, unconstitutional, the start of a mandate, the start of a procedure for the self-execution or spending of 60-day<18x1>, has told Fetah of the Clan.












