64% of civil cases are thrown in the trash by Sokol Sadushi/ Should the selection criteria be audited?

2025-11-06 13:17:00, Aktualitet CNA

64% of civil cases are thrown in the trash by Sokol Sadushi/ Should the

The Supreme Court examines cases in separate panels according to the type of case. We have previously highlighted the fact that only 26% of administrative conflicts are accepted as files that deserve the investment of the Sadushi Court. While only 19% of criminal cases are awarded the diploma of cases studied by the Sadushi Court.

Sadushi accepts only 19% of Albanians' criminal appeals, plus Erion Veliaj
November 5, 14:08
How does Sadush select 'administrative', when he throws 74% of the files with the problems of Albanians in the trash?
November 5, 12:52
Only 30% of files are saved from being thrown into the trash at the Sadushi Court
November 4, 15:49

No criteria can be identified that serves as the basis on which the Sadushi Court disqualifies/qualifies those files that are not thrown in the trash.
Meanwhile, the percentage of civil case files that are accepted for review by the Sadushi Court is 36%.

What is the criterion that selects them?
Albania has many problems and surely among them there is also a classification list of which category of issues is the biggest problem.
Conflicts over ownership are gangrene that also creates major social problems.

How does Sadushi select/select civil files?
Does he look at files by age, by sex, or by pocket?
As long as the criteria are not transparent, then the criteria can easily be corruptive.

The Hallelujahs, who have been wandering the courts for years, do not expect Sadushi to write and deal with the Criminal Code.

Sadushi must see to it that the internal functioning of the court he uses as his father's court is regulated./ CNA