Delays in judicial processes were the topic discussed today on the show "Time to Wake Up" on News24, where lawyer Gylsen Zhllima raised concerns about the state of the justice system and the lack of infrastructure in the courts.
Zhllima stressed that society and politics bear responsibility for the "unprecedented chaos" in a country that, according to him, is trying to reform.
He added that the lawyers' protests should continue, since, as he said, holding hearings in inappropriate conditions constitutes a serious violation of judicial solemnity.
"Society and politics are the causes of this unprecedented chaos in a country that is attempting to reform."
We enact laws but we lack infrastructure in courtrooms.
The lawyers' protests must continue since court hearings cannot take place; they must be banned in a blanket manner since the judge is not controlled.
There is no solemnity, the judge who takes this action has violated all the provisions. This is not justice.
"The murder of the judge was not an action against an individual, a specific magistrate, it was a revolt against the system," he said.
