"Oath for Justice" brings the investigation into how the judge of the Basic Court in Prizren, Floridin Osmanaj, became a witness to the attack on police officers, in a domestic violence case.
Why did Judge Osmanaj, even though he was not allowed to and despite supposedly knowing the procedure, ask police officers for a prosecutor's order?
How did it happen that despite presenting himself as a judge, he played the role of a lawyer, instructing his family members not to give statements to the police?
Was Judge Osmanaj's advice taken into account by the uncle and his two sons suspected of "Assault on an official person" and one of them also of "Domestic violence"?
Why, after escorting them to the police station, did Judge Osmanaj go after them and what did he allegedly ask the police officers for?
What did Judge Osmanaj say about all this?
What can he answer for?
What security measures did the Basic Court in Prizren - Suhareka Branch impose on the suspects?
What actions did the president of the court, Shpresa Emra, take against judge Floridin Osmanaj after the "Oath for Justice" became interested?
For all this and more, follow the show "Oath for Justice", which airs every Saturday, on KTV, TV Arta and on the "Oath for Justice" online platforms.
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