On November 20, Berisha submitted a request to the Constitutional Court, through which he requests the removal of the mandatory appearance measure, which, referring to the appeal decision dated January 3, 2025, he has been implementing for almost a year.
Consequently, Berisha requests that this measure be declared unconstitutional and, immediately after the submission of the request, a draw was made in the Constitutional Court and Fjona Papajorgji was appointed as rapporteur. Meanwhile, there is also a previous request in the Constitutional Court by the former prime minister under accusation by SPAK for corruption.
The lawsuit for declaring the imposition of house arrest unconstitutional, later repealed, will be reviewed on December 17, at ten o'clock. At the same time, the constitutional court has also set a date for the request of Jamarbër Malltez, the son-in-law of former Prime Minister Berisha.
The plenary session, as announced, will be held on January 15, 2026. Malltezi returns to the Constitutional Court with a request for the repeal, as incompatible with the Constitution of the Republic of Albania, of decision no. 400, dated 30.07.2024 of the Special Court of First Instance for Corruption and Organized Crime, decision no. 172 (87-2024-248), dated 13.09.2024 of the Special Court of Appeal for Corruption and Organized Crime, and decision no. 00-2024-2076, dated 17.12.2024 of the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court (announced on 24.02.2025).
These decisions are related to the security measure against Malltezi, against whom charges were filed by SPAK, where he is currently on trial. /Top Channel/
