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The Constitutional Court passes for consideration in a plenary session the appeal of former Prime Minister Sali Berisha, on the first security measure requested by SPAK and given by GJKKO, in October of last year, "obligation to appear".
The case will go to a plenary session, to examine it on the basis of documents.
In the process that will be held by the Constitutional Court, it is learned that the Assembly of the Republic will also be a party.
Berisha claims that SPAK has violated the law, as even for the mandatory appearance measure that it did not implement, it should have been addressed to the Assembly for approval, according to Article 73, as it is included in the restrictive measures of freedom.
Earlier, the Constitutional Court overturned the lawsuit of 30 opposition MPs on this matter.
"The annulment of decisions no. 112, dated 20.10.2023 and no. 117, dated 26.10.2023, of the First Instance Special Court for Corruption and Organized Crime; no. 56 (87-2023-156), dated 21.11.2023 of the Special Court of Appeal for Corruption and Organized Crime; no. 00-2024-384, dated 05.03.2024 of the Criminal College of the Supreme Court", was the request of Sali Berisha.
"The panel of the Constitutional Court decided to transfer the case to a plenary session based on the documents", the decision of the Constitutional Court states.
On December 30, the former prime minister was isolated in his apartment, after the GJKKO approved SPAK's request for strict measures in "house arrest", as he had broken the first measure "obligation to appear" and had not periodically gone to SPAK and GJKKO.
Her son-in-law, Jamarbër Malltezi, is under house arrest with her, for the same criminal case, and the two defendants since last week.
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