The Litton Sylajt hearing is kept on closed doors, The Court in Pec points to reasons

The Constitutional Court in Pec has decided that the initial investigation into the criminal case against Liton Sylajt, the husband of Arlinda Zakaj, will be conducted without public presence.

The decision was made on November 10, 2026, while the session is scheduled for November 12th, starting at 11:00.

Under the Court’s decree, provided by news.net, the expulsion of the public is aimed at protecting the defendants’ personal and family lives, damaged parties and other participants in the procedure, particularly a minor child involved in the case.

The demand for holding the session without the presence of the public is submitted by the Constitutional Prosecutor in Pec. The prosecution has argued that sensitive information concerning the private and family life of those involved will be addressed during the procedure.

Among the materials mentioned in the request are the statements of the defendant and the damaged side, the reports of co-operation with the minor child, the psychological report, as well as the videos found in the paper.

The court has made it known that the prosecution’s request has also been supported by the defender of the victims and defender of the defendant, who have approved that the hearing be held without public presence.

The plea for the ruling says that the criminal act for which the indictment was committed, ıcanosjaı, was allegedly committed within family relations and a family member.

According to the Court, public exposure to the circumstances and evidence of this issue could affect the privacy and dignity of the persons involved, putting special emphasis on protecting the child’s best interest, writes news.

Celaj lives accused of criminal work ‘%Canosya, according to Article 181, paragraph 2, of the Penal Code of the Republic of Kosovo.

The Act against him was founded on October 23, 2026 by the Constitutional Prosecutor in Pec.

The decision on exclusion of the public is made on the basis of Article 289, paragraph 3, subparagraphy 3.2, and Article 291 of the Republic of Kosovo Criminal Procedure Code.

Source Layer: Insander