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The appeal of GJKKO will deliver the decision on December 19 for the Fier incinerator.
In October of this year, the Criminal College decided to partially reopen the judicial review in the Appeal, a trial that in the First Instance was conducted with abbreviated procedure.
After receiving the approval of the SPAK prosecutor, the Appeal decided to repeat the trial for the defendants who were acquitted in the Special Court.
In the re-examination, the Court of Appeal questioned several witnesses, as well as the defendant Arjola Kodra. For his part, the prosecutor of the case, Dritan Prençi, asked the court to plead guilty to the charges against all the defendants in the case, including Alqi Bllakon, Arben Dervishajn, Juri Imerajn and Arjola Kodra, who were acquitted in the First Degree.
In September last year, at the end of the trial of the Fier Incinerator file, the Special Court sentenced the former Minister of the Environment, Lefter Koka, to 6 years and 8 months in prison for "corruption", "abuse of office" and " money laundering". Former MP Blako was only accused of one charge with 2 years and 8 months.
The owner of the Fier incinerator concession company, Klodian Zoto, was sentenced to 12 years in prison. Out of 4 charges of "corruption", Zoto pleaded guilty to only one of them, while he was also found guilty of "fraud with serious consequences", "creation of fraudulent schemes" and "money laundering".
For the other defendants, the court granted acquittal, or sentences from 3 to 3.5 years in prison, for whom the suspension of the prison sentence was then decided, or release from the cell, since the time spent in custody was greater than the sentence given. .