Der Albanische Präsident Bamir Topi kritisisiert die Justiz

President Topi at the consulting meeting with members of High Court, High Council of Justice and Prosecutor General.

20/11/2008

20/11/2008 

‘Ineffective Courts’ Rile Albania President

20 November 2008 Tirana _ Albania’s President voiced strong concern on Thursday over the thousands of court decisions in the country which are allegedly never executed.

“People or businesses spend years in the justice system and when this system arrives to a verdict it is not executed,” said Bamir Topi in a meeting with the country’s top judges over the European Union progress report.

“There are 8868 cases, one third of all court orders, which have not been executed, which means that the authority of the state and justice has fallen.”

The Albanian head of state complained that even decisions from Albania’s Supreme Court were not executed by the administration.

The responsibility for the execution of court orders in Albania falls with the executioners’ office, which is directly supervised by the Minister of Justice, Enkelejd Alibeaj.

“Where is the sense in the state here,” asked the President. 

siehe auch das Problem in der Justiz mit der Korruption und die EU Missionen

EURALIUS und OPDAT, die Justiz Missionen der EU in Albanien                

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