The prosecutor, Jeton Koca, stated that his ambitions hadn’t involved receiving documents via hallways. Following his resignation, he addressed Betim for Justice, detailing several problems he observed alongside his colleagues during his time in service. These included instances of receiving crucial files through corridors and situations where prosecutors would enter the courtroom without necessary paperwork, only to be given them moments before addressing the parties.
Koca explained that his expectations as a prosecutor were not to manage files in this manner while representing clients. He acknowledged his relatively new role within the prosecutor’s office, but emphasized his extensive background. The resigned official highlighted seventeen years of experience gained within public administration institutions, coupled with numerous professional and managerial roles.
His prior experience shaped his expectations, ensuring a more efficient and professional approach to his duties.
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The prosecutor, Jeton Koca, clarified that his goals did not encompass the movement of papers through corridors. He subsequently spoke to Betim for Justice, outlining various issues witnessed by himse