Later, this agreement had also been proposed to the Special Department judge at the Basic Court in Pristina, Vesel Ismajli, at the initial review hearing on November 27, 2024.
It was also found that prosecutor Salihu had handed him a copy of the bank account number.
Judge Ishmael was also accepted.
Based on the recommended agreement, the judge had issued a condemnation of justice on December 5, 2024 against Rexhajt for performing criminal work.
As was proposed in the plea agreement, he was sentenced to 18 months in prison, as much as he had remained in house arrest and house arrest, as well as with a fine of 10,000 euros.
On the other hand, the Kosovo Criminal Code envisions prison sentences for this work from 3 to 12 years. But the reached agreement had enabled the prosecutor to go on a plea under the pre-priced minimum by law, therefore half the minimum.
Judge Ishmael has been asked whether the law enforcement of this agreement has been exercised.
However, he has not responded.
Initially, we consider it important to explain that the act of prejudice in question has been issued on the basis of the plea agreement reached between the State Prosecutor, the accused and his defender and brought before the court for approval.
In such a procedure, the court is not the negotiating side of the agreement and does not predetermine its contents, but exercises judicial control over the legality of the agreement, the will of the parties, the admission of guilt, the actual basis, and the compliance of the recommendation for punishment with the limits permitted by the law. Consequently, the 18-month prison sentence is not the result of an isolated definition by the tribunal, but has been pronounced within the framework of the plea agreement and following the judicial assessment that the legal conditions for its approval had been met, Judge Ismajli’s response reported.
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