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The statement about guilt, the accused did it after the indictment was considered read and read, reports the “Bet on Justice”.

Also, the parties that claimed to stand next to the previous opening word.

The hearing continued with the hearing of witness Serpil Ali, which was provided through international and judicial co-operation. Ali during 2005-2012 has worked as an administrative official at the Kosovo Privatisation Agency, where he explained how the paperwork was accepted from other institutions.

During the testimony, the witness said the indictment, which is the object of conflict, did not come as the other letters to the AKP, but that it has now been handed over to accused Mehmet Pristina in 2011 to a translation office “Swiss”, near the Swiss Embassy.

She said the act was only as a written text there was no stamp from the court, and that Pristina had asked him to do a favour and register it on the AKP database with a date earlier, and that he was thus favouring a friend, Dukagjini.

Serpil Ali claimed to have told him that even if he wanted to do so, he could not because he did not have the official stamp in his office.

For that, she said Mehmet Pristina had told her that she would find official seals only to show whether or not she would sign it.

The Witness claimed that they had met again, where Pristina had sealed them and that she had set her date and signature.

In this regard, Ali said one was held by accused Mehmet, while the other had told him to keep it to himself, and when Mehmet announced it would register it on the database.

She said that after some time, her sentence had been torn apart and later asked an official from the Legal Office, Gani Ademi, who had told her that she did not have such an act, but her colleague Besim Aslan had brought her a copy of this judgment to pass on to Adam.

While, he said there had been persons, running Bina and Becir Hasani, respectively, who had contacted him to change the statements handed down to the Prosecutor's Police, and who he said were now sent to accused Mehmet Pristina.

Also, at this session, the defender of accused Mehmet Pristina, lawyer Bzezen Soopyani, has proposed that witness Vehap Hashani, who was approved by the chairman of the panel, Vesel Ismaili, be heard again.

While the judge rejected Sopani's proposal to be heard in the quality of witnesses lead Bina and Becir Hasani, with the reasoning that their statements would not help the criminal case in question.

Otherwise, this case was originally tried by the Judge of the Ra's Crimes, Becir Kaluldra, but with his advance to the Court of Appeals, the February 3rd, 2021 matter had been passed to Judge Conception Shyti.

However, on October 11, 2021, this subject was transferred to the Special Department to Judge Shadije Grguri, under the decision made by the head of the Pristina Foundation Court to load even Randa Crime ward.

While, Judge Gerguri, immediately after receiving their subject papers and reviews, acting on official duty on November 8, 2021, has made a decision to drop the indictment and cease the criminal procedure against accused Fetah and Ademi because she had reached the absolute prescription of prosecution.

Meanwhile, since Judge Grgur was on medical leave, this subject had been passed to Judge Vesel Ismaili.

Otherwise, in this case they had initially been charged with 24 persons, but the Constitutional Court in Pristina in September 2018 had rejected the charge of 17 of them.

All the defendants were charged with buying 36 hectares of land from the Pristina municipality and Gracanica, privatised at far lower prices than the real market price.

While deciding on objections to the defense of the accused, Judge Beqir Kaluldra, Judge Becir Kaluldra, had thrown the indictment against those accused of the money laundering, Arton Vila, Bejtush Zhugolli, Dalip Brahimi, Jebbi Fertazi, Isak Amemi, Albion Mulacu, Lirim Zeka, Agim Jellia, Guzim Rama, Barika, Enver Bajrami, Gani Ferazi, Fehmi Ferazi, Biram Bajram Shapqi and Krasni Krasni Krasniqi.

While he had approved the indictment's share of those charged in the case, Nexharije Hoti, Mehmet Pristina, Dukagjin Namelah, Reshat Fetah, Gani Ademi, Avni Maxhuni, and now the late S.M.

The Court of Appeals on October 29th 2018 had confirmed the Constitutional Act concerning those accused of money laundering, as well as those accused of Pristina, the name of Maxhuni and the U.M. And she had restored the matter to the accused Adam and Hoti and Fetah.

Following the return of the case in restoration, in the second review special prosecutor, Merita Bina-Rugova had made the re-itance of the criminal act against the accused Hoti, Fetah and Ademi charged with misusing the official position in abuse of official position by Article 339, paragraph 3 of the Penal Acting Code.

However, on May 29, 2019, the first - degree court has again turned down objections of evidence and request for a drop of the charge submitted by defenders of the accused Hoti, Fetah, and Ademi. This foundation decision, on June 27th, had also been confirmed by Appeals, dismissing defence complaints as groundless.

Also, Appeals had acknowledged the first degree claims that the three accused should be charged with criminal activity “Use of official position or authority” by Article 422 of KPRK because it was more favourable, and not as “Using official task or authorization” by Article 339 par.3 - The KKP, just as the prosecution reaffirmed.

This indictment was filed on March 3, 2017, by the prosecutor EULEX, Danilo Cicrell, while later this subject was carried to the local prosecutor by the Special Prosecutor of the Republic of Kosovo.

Mehmet Pristina, Dukagjin Emerullahu, Nexharije Hoti and Avni Maxhun, are charged with criminal work “organised crime”. They are accused of committing serious crimes as part of a structured criminal group from the beginning of 2009 until October 2014 on Kosovo's territory, in order to benefit wealth.

The prosecution claims Mehmet Pristina has been the organiser, supervisor and manager of the activities of the Pristina-made criminal group, Nexharije Hoti and Avni Maxhuni. Maxhun's Hoti, according to the Prosecution, allegedly managed the criminal activities of this group by giving instructions to other members of this group.

They are also accused of criminal activity “for the legal document “, “ongoing money laundering”, while along with the name of being charged with even criminal acts “helping to carry out the illegal court's illegal extraction work”, “helped carry out the criminal act of abuse of official duty<7>, <x8grebit” and “

Hoti is charged with organised crime related to criminal acts of illegal provision of judicial decisions and abuse of the official task in succession.

Nexharije Hoti stands accused of being the judge of Pristina's Municipal Court, appointed on the civil issue No.724/2009, of property rights on social grounds, of judging the substance for the benefit of the Special Dukag, who has collaborated with Mehmet Pristina and deliberately inflicting damage to the budget of the Republic of Kosovo, has issued illegal decisions with which he has approved God's name for property rights over 45 of the 36.45 hectares, which have been in the possession of KBois KOport <X-8> of Kosovo's budget, and nothing regional Privatisation office.

For the criminal offence of the ongoing official task, Reshat Fetah, Gani Ademi, for the criminal act “continuing money laundering”, Avni Maxhuni, S. M, Jeton Govori, Jabir Kaitazi, Isak Ademi, Bislim Bajrami, Albion Mullaku, Gezim Rama, Agim Jerlija.

For “Money laundering” was charged with Basri Beka, Bajram Gashan, Arton Vila, Bejtullah Zhugolli, Dalip Brahimi, Dalip Brahimi, Freedom Zeka and Shaqip Krasniqi.

Otherwise, in terms of this case in 2016, special investigative opportunity was held, to a total of 51 related suspects, including former PDK delegation Azem Syla.

After this investigation, the prosecutor EULEX, had established two indictments -- now known as the “Toka” -- in which Azem Syla and others were charged, and on the other was 24 people, known as the “Earth 2”. /A Vow for Justice