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Analyst Dritan Hila has commented on the "house arrest" measure for former Prime Minister Berisha as well as the developments that have followed this event.
He stated that the decision has passed the judiciary and that the Prosecution has deemed it necessary to impose this measure, which Berisha still does not respect.
On the other hand, the lawyer Çlirim Gjata told "Open" that the limitation of communication for Berisha does not exist in our law, describing it as an "invention of the prosecution".
Hila countered by saying that this is exactly what the measure of "house arrest" includes, while ironically saying that Berisha can also hold leadership meetings inside the apartment.
Excerpts from the debate:
Hila: The prosecution has deemed it necessary to impose this measure, which Berisha still does not respect. Is it a measure that fits its function for the matter under investigation? I don't know, but he is an important and active character.
Gjata: He had this opportunity and would put an end to the fight forever. What stands out is the removal of communication, beyond cohabitants. This does not exist in our law, it is an invention of our prosecution. On the contrary, I have read the provision that when a defendant is taken, the court can also suspend him from public duties, but when a defendant is taken. Berisha is not a defendant. The measure for the suspension of his duties as a deputy is not applied, says the legal provision.
Hila: You say he is put under house arrest, but the meetings cannot be stopped. How is this house arrest?
Gjata: The law says so
Hila: Yes, let him also hold the meetings of the presidency there. Even a criminal when he is convicted can collect the criminals in the house, but it is not allowed.
Gjata: You have had a problem with Berisha for 30 years.
Hila: You are very wrong, without Berisha we are left without conversations, half of the panel left here.
Gjata: Okay, it's Saliu's fault.
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