SPAK accepts the lawyers' request, Berisha and Malltezi will be questioned next week!

2024-01-17 10:10:05Politikë SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

SPAK accepts the lawyers' request, Berisha and Malltezi will be questioned

SPAK has accepted the requests of the defense lawyers of Sali Berisha and Jamarbër Malltezi, who requested the postponement of the questioning of the two defendants, due to their agenda.

So Berisha and Malltezi will be interrogated next week.

In the announcement of the Special Court of Appeal, it is also stated that the panel consists of judge Iliriana Olldashi.

Sali Berisha requests the replacement of this security measure that was assigned to you by GJKKO on December 30, 2023.

"The Special Court of Appeal for Corruption and Organized Crime registered the criminal case no. 27 act, date 16.11.2023 registration, on the appeal of the person under SB investigation with object: "Appeal against decision no. 520, dated 30.12.2023 (disposed on the request for replacement of the personal insurance measure) and decision no. 521, dated 27.12.2023 (disposed on the request for dismissal of the judge) of the Special Court of First Instance for Corruption and Organized Crime". According to the lottery, the monocratic panel consists of judge Iliriana Olldashi", the announcement states.

The former prime minister is suspected of the criminal offense "Passive corruption of high state officials or local elected officials", committed in collaboration.

According to the SPAK file, Berisha favored his son-in-law, Jamarbër Malltezi, for the privatization of the former Partizani Sports Complex.

Both Berisha and Malltezi have opposed the accusations and described the investigation as orchestrated by Prime Minister Edi Rama.

Also, Berisha and his supporters have described this measure as an attempt to annihilate the opposition.

The request for the replacement of the measure of arrest was made after Berisha refused to implement the previous measures of the obligation to appear and the ban on leaving the country, considering them to be unconstitutional.


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