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By appealing to the Supreme Court, Berisha seems to have exhausted all judicial steps. Now the only way left is to go to the Constituent Assembly, but the situation there is very complicated...
Sali Berisha can be a deputy for at least one more month. Today, the Supreme Court made a very important decision regarding the political career of the former prime minister, although the news went unnoticed.
After the Appeal decision, Berisha and the lawyers went to the Supreme Court, where they requested that he be allowed to participate in the Assembly. But the court has left in effect the decisions of the Appeal and the First Instance, causing Berisha to remain between 4 walls. However, this decision is more than that. Sali Berisha risks losing his mandate. On June 20, 2024, it will be 6 months since he was not in the Assembly, and according to the law, he must lose his mandate as a deputy.
"The mandate of the deputy begins on the day he is declared elected by the relevant election commission. 2. The mandate of the deputy ends or is invalid, as the case may be: a) when he does not take the oath; b) when resigning from the mandate; c) when one of the conditions of ineligibility or incompatibility provided for in articles 69, 70 paragraphs 2 and 3 is proven; ç) when the mandate of the Assembly ends; d) when absent without reason for more than 6 consecutive months in the Assembly; dh) when he is punished by a final court decision for committing a crime", it is stated in Article 71 of the Constitution.
By appealing to the Supreme Court, Berisha seems to have exhausted all judicial steps. Now the only way left is to go to the Constitutional Court, but the situation there is very complicated. It remains to be seen whether the lawsuit will be accepted first. And if it is accepted, it will take a long time to review. So Berisha now has only one way, to break the measure of arrest and go to the Assembly where he can then risk being arrested. His movements remain to be seen, but there is no other way. The 20th is approaching and most likely a new era will begin for Albanians: one of those who have been drinking the blood of Albanians for 30 years will leave politics. / Pamphlet
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