The change in the measure of arrest for Sali Berisha's son-in-law , Jamarbër Malltezi, would not constitute news, if we were to see that the Appeal of the Special Anticorruption Court respects certain standards equally for everyone from the judge, Iliriana Olldashi .
A flagrant case of the judge, Iliriana Olldashi, was the trial of the late Enver Sheshi, whom the judge of the GJKKO of Appeal left in prison even though he was not in good health.
Sheshi had submitted health reasons to the GJKKO of Appeal, but was rejected by judge Olldashi. The deceased, Enver Sheshi , suffered a cardiac arrest yesterday in Prison 313 in Tirana.
He was once convicted for evading with the incendiaries, but was re-arrested for the same case.
The relatives of the deceased accused the judge of GJKKO, Ilirjana Olldashin, of unfair actions towards Sheshi. Enver Sheshi was not a criminal, if he was accused of evasion he could be tried in a free state.
Some time ago, the same judge was at the center of a scandal that was published by the investigative show "Stop", who accused the much-talked-about judge of blackmail and pressure on journalists who denounce government scandals and people connected to power.
It doesn't end there, 2 years ago, Iliriana Olldashi decided to accept the request of the SPAK Prosecutor's Office, to place the server of "Lapsi.al" under seizure, after the editors revealed the scandal of the "patronazis of the Socialist Party".
Olldash's decision turned into one of the darkest points of Albanian justice, since the Strasbourg Court, in an urgent and unprecedented decision, asked the Albanian authorities to withdraw from the decision to seize the journalists' work tools.
The detention of an accused person like Jamarbër Malltezi, as a criminal policy, in Albania was an exaggeration, this editorial line has also been taken by us as media.
So the decisions of the judge, Iliriana Olldashi, have a different standard for powerful people like Malltezi, and a different standard for others, who follow the legal path even though they lost their lives in prison.
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