The GJKKO rejects Koka's claim that the detention had lost its force due to the delay in the Appeals decision, the prison arrest remains in force.
SPAK's investigations shed light on the 2018 assassination attempt in Shkodra, the escalating conflicts, and the roles of each accused in the structured criminal group.
The Special Court decided to suspend and ban the Deputy Prime Minister from traveling abroad, arguing the risk of departure, repetition of the offense, and interference with the evidence of the investigation.
The complaint submitted to SPAK accuses Albanian officials and American citizens of involvement in international money laundering and property transfer schemes.
The Special Court postpones the decision to launch a judicial investigation following lawyers' requests for access to the documents and the use of the laptop in prison.
The former Prime Minister will appear before the Special Prosecution Office to give his statements regarding the killing of four protesters on the boulevard on January 21, 2011.
SPAK seeks 14 witnesses and uncovers large money transfers to the EU, while Arben Ahmetaj is tried in absentia.
The GJKKO found the absolute invalidity of the Tirana Prosecution's request and ordered SPAK to continue the investigations into MP Arjan Ndoja.
By a majority of 4 to 3, the Court ruled on the challenge to the selection process of Judge Asim Vokshi for the vacant seat of this court, confirming the legality of the procedures followed by the KED and the Supreme Court.
The GJKKO had sentenced Zarka to 4 years in prison for corruption and unlawful influence, but the Appeals Court ordered a retrial with a new panel of judges.