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The murder of a judge in a courtroom is an act of terrorism...
The murder of a judge in a courtroom is not just a serious crime, it is the downfall of a system. A system that, in addition to needing to be overthrown, demands that someone be held accountable for its downfall. Immediate, even!
Who legally has responsibility for the security of court premises; the Supreme Court or the government, this should be shared and should be shared immediately in every state that calls itself part of the standards of the European Union.
The murder of a judge in a courtroom is a terrorist act, after which, at the very least, the head of state should urgently convene the National Security Council, and should take some urgent state decisions regarding this terrorist act. Decisions that would have short-term, medium-term, and long-term aspects.
This is because a state does not seek reflection, but acts aggressively to provide its considered but immediate response.
The President of the Republic does not have the opportunity to make a statement, but goes directly to the institution and the family of the murdered judge to show whose side the state is on.
Meanwhile, the government will need to provide a plan of measures to act immediately, but also, in reflection, for the appropriate legal interventions to provide its response.
Meanwhile, the judicial governance bodies, which are actually powerless and invisible in their acts, except through appointments or replacements, must be held accountable according to the powers that belong to them by law. A year ago, on the show of mediator Eni Çobani, the uncle of the murderer of judge Astrit Kalaja, attacked his plaintiff on live broadcast, even though he owed him 15 thousand euros, which he had not returned.
Irritated that he had brought him on television to tease him, Gjon Shkambi twice lashed out at the characters in front of him, telling them that he would see him when he got out. A clear, direct statement, pure blackmail, which can simply be viewed on YouTube, at the relevant link .
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