The appeal confirms the rejection of the Council of Justice’s decision to elect Zhitija-Ymeri as a member from the ranks of the Supreme Court.

Court Upholds Decision Regarding Kosovo Judicial Council Appointment

The Court of Appeals of Kosovo has affirmed the Basic Court’s decision to implement a security measure concerning the appointment of Franciska Zhitija-Ymeri as a member of the Kosovo Judicial Council (KGjK). The ruling, reported by “Betimi për Drejtësi,” stems from a prior Basic Court decision in Pristina. The Basic Court partially granted a request for a security measure submitted by Supreme Court judge Mejreme Memaj.

This action targeted the KGjK’s decision to certify Zhitija-Ymeri, a judge from the Supreme Court, as a member of the institution. The initial decision was made by the head of the college of judges, Judge Hajriz Hoti, along with members Ramiz Kuqi and Arsim Hamzaj. The court’s confirmation solidifies the previous ruling, indicating a continued legal challenge surrounding the appointment process.

This development highlights ongoing scrutiny of the KGjK’s procedures and underscores the role of the court system in overseeing judicial appointments. Further details regarding the specific security measure are currently unavailable.

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