The Special Court of Appeals has today taken the decision on the appeal of former State Police official Ervina Gjana, regarding the seizure of personal belongings related to an investigation that SPAK is conducting into a criminal file.
The judicial panel headed by Florjan Kalaja decided to partially accept the request in question, prohibiting the publication of data related to the seized materials belonging to the complainant.
The first instance of the GJKKO had made the decision to seize these materials that SPAK considered important for the investigation.
Appeal Decision of the GJKKO:
"The Special Court of Appeal for Corruption and Organized Crime, with a monocratic panel composed of judge Florjan Kalaja, today on 05.02.2026, disposed of criminal case no. 40 act, date 27.01.2026 registration, registered on the appeal of the appellant E.Gj: "Appeal against decision no. 834, date 30.12.2025, of the Special Court of First Instance for Corruption and Organized Crime, with the subject: Request for verification of the legality of the execution of decision no. 812, dated 15.12.2025, on allowing personal and place searches, regarding the seizure of personal belongings of a third person, as well as the return of items seized without legal basis”, partially accepting the appeal of Ms. E.Gj, amended decision no. 834, dated 30.12.2025 of the Special Court of First Instance for Corruption and Organized Crime. It also ordered the prohibition of the publication or disclosure of this decision until the closure of the preliminary investigations, in accordance with Article 103 of the Code of Criminal Procedure”.