Judges’ and Prosecutors’ Salaries, Justice Minister: Dispute to Be Resolved in Parliament Through Legislation! Legal Vacuum Behind the Situation
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Prime Minister Edi Rama has reacted to the debate on judicial salaries. Through a reaction on social networks, Rama stressed that the fund for judicial salaries is proposed by the government and approved by the Parliament. The Prime Minister has also criticized the position of the Constitutional Court regarding the implementation of its decision on judicial salaries. “Each institution […]
The Minister of Justice, Toni Gogu, stated that the decision of the Constitutional Court on the salaries of magistrates is mandatory to be implemented, while emphasizing that the final solution to the created situation requires the filling of the legal gap by the Assembly. “The decisions of the Constitutional Court are applicable and mandatory. They are not negotiated, they are not relativized. For me, this is not […]
Minister of Justice Toni Gogu, in a statement to the media, announced that the legal gap that exists regarding judges' salaries will be filled in the Assembly on Tuesday, when the new parliamentary session begins. "The Court of Justice abolished it, in the absence of the formula and legal authorization. The Minister of Finance [...] Read More...
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