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THE PROSECUTORIAL COUNCIL ON THE EXAMPLE OF KOSOVO

The article concerns the constitutional position of the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council in the light of the Constitution of 2 April 2008. The author discusses the composition, organization and competences of the Council of Prosecutors. It is a body with a clear anchoring in the Constitution (article 110). The solution adopted with regard to this body means that the Council has the competences concerning the appointment and promotion of prosecutors, their transfer, conducting disciplinary proceedings, as well as the powers related to the functioning of prosecutor’s offices and issuing general guidelines. The mixed composition of the Council does not disqualify it from being an independent body, particularly as the current regulations ensure that prosecutors (elected by other prosecutors) have a majority in its composition.

