The Supreme Court of Kosovo has issued a ruling approving a request for a temporary security measure and subsequently suspended the established procedure for the graduation of Kosovo Police officers. According to a statement released by the Supreme Court, the College of the Supreme Court of Kosovo addressed an administrative conflict. This matter involved a lawsuit filed by an individual identified as V.Z.
of Vitia against the Kosovo Police. Following a college session held on June 15, 2026, the Court formally approved the request for the determination of this special security measure. Furthermore, the Supreme Court utilized the official act PA.nr.16/2026 to suspend the execution of specific articles within police regulations.
Specifically, the suspension impacts Article 7, paragraphs 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Administrative Directive No. 01/2026. This directive governs the detailed procedure that police officers must follow to graduate.
The decision represents a significant judicial intervention into the internal administrative processes of the Kosovo Police. By suspending these articles, the Supreme Court has temporarily halted the formal pathway for police graduation as previously stipulated by the directive. The ruling underscores the judiciary’s oversight role in administrative procedures affecting public security institutions within Kosovo.
The detailed nature of the ruling suggests a direct response to the ongoing administrative dispute brought before the highest court.
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