corruption, which remain unsolved early on July 1, 2014, the most expressed crime offense remains "Abuse of power or official authority", followed by "Non-declaration of assets" and "Collection and illegal payments" etc. According to these statistics, it turns out that corruption lies mainly in public institutions, in which the exercise of official authority becomes abusing of official position and authority. Persons against whom criminal charges have been filed for the offense "Misuse of official position or authority", it turns out that for years have exercised their functions, while cases against them are not handled by prosecutors and remained unsolved. For more see Table 5 below. PP - Unsolved Cases of people in the beginning of this reporting period (1 July 2014) the Applicant and the offense Total persons Non declaration of assets Abuse of position or official authority Unlawful Collection and Disbursement Giving bribes Falsification of official documents Marrja e ryshfetit Fraud on duty Issuing unlawful judicial decisions Acquisition on duty Exercise of influence Misuse of economic authorizations Entering harmful contract Conflict of interest Participation or organization of criminal group organizuar ACA 404 102 272 16 1 1 12 KP 646 440 102 8 16 9 8 6 43 4 5 4 1 KPI 30 18 1 5 5 1 Injured 123 106 1 6 1 1 4 2 2 TAK 2 2 Forest authority 3 3 Kosovo Customs 14 4 1 4 5 Prosecutor Selfinitiat. 47 46 1 Citizen 105 100 1 1 1 2 Holder of property 60 49 2 8 1 Received by competence 14 2 11 1
KLI estimates that for these three months, prosecutors have failed to implement even the half of the Action Plan, based on solved cases and persons. With the entry into force of the Action Plan on November 4, 2013, prosecutors had 516 unsolved cases with 1682 persons. After the entry into force of the plan until September 30, 2014, prosecutors have managed to solve cases against 751 persons, or only 45% of them. From these solved cases, against 431 persons or to 58% of them, prosecutors have dismissed criminal charges or have terminated the investigations, and to 320 persons or to 42% of them, they have imposed direct indictments, indictments after investigation and have proposed the imposition of punitive orders. During these three months of reporting period, prosecutors have solved cases against 66 persons, or only 4% of cases registered until November 4, 2013. Ongoing, in table 13, you may see solved cases and the method of solving cases registered until November 4, 2013, respectively you may see the percentage of implementation of the Action Plan for each prosecution. The implementation of the Action Plan – The method of solving registered cases until November 4, 2013 for each prosecution Unsolved persons on November 4, 2013, in total Persons in total Dissmis Termination Punitive Orders Direct indictments Indictments after investiogations Persons Persons with % Persons Persona with % Persons Persons wih % Persons Persons with % Personas Persons with % Persons Persona with % SPRK 232 108 47% 10 9% 80 74% 18 17% Pristina 777 149 19% 56 38% 29 19% 6 4% 58 39% Prizren 175 151 86% 37 25% 48 32% 3 2% 63 42% Peja 86 82 95% 6 7% 55 67% 21 26% Gjilan 81 81 100% 18 22% 27 33% 20 25% 16 20% Mitrovica 141 44 31% 31 70% 5 11% 2 5% 6 14% Ferizaj 126 84 67% 13 15% 5 6% 35 42% 1 1% 30 36% Gjakova 64 52 81% 7 13% 4 8% 41 79%
Forestry Authority 1 2 3 Prosecutor with 41 2 6 49 Unidentified 1 2 3 6 KPA 5 5 Total: 1 7 9 16 32 61 11 92 132 200 480 572 1,613 Table 18 – Unsolved cases with persons according applicants at the end on September 30, 2014 Kosovo Police remains to be the main applicant of criminal offenses, cases of which remained unsolved mostly at the end of the reporting period on September 30, 2014. 725 suspected persons for corruption from the police, have remain unsolved to prosecutors. After the police, there are ACA cases where prosecutors have cases against 410 persons suspected for corruption. Than there are injured parties and citizens, whose cases have remained unsolved by prosecutors, until this reporting period. In table 19, you may see cases filed by institutions and parties, which have remained unsolved on September 30, and about which kind of offenses they were suspected. Unsolved cases according applicants and penal offenses at the end (September 30, 2014) Persons in total Non declaration of assets Abusing Official Position or Authority Unlawful Collection and Disbursement Giving bribes Falsifying Official Documents Accepting bribes Fraud in Office Issuing Unlawful Judicial Decisions Misappropriation in Office Trading in Influence Misuse of Economic Authorizations Participation in Organization of an Organized Criminal Group Entering into a harmful contract Misusing Official Information Unauthorized use of Property Conflict of Interest Violation of the Patent Rights Prohibited Trade ACA 410 101 275 16 2 1 12 1 1 1 KP 725 518 101 11 15 10 11 6 32 3 3 3 4 1 7 KPI 38 29 1 3 5 The injured party 130 112 6 1 2 7 2 TAK 2 2 Forestry Authority 3 3
Adjudicated cases during this reporting period (July, August, September 2014) filed indictments from each prosecution Dismissed indictments Found guilty Found not guilty Refuse of indictment For the desicion on sentences For other reasons SPRK 1 1 PTh Pristina 1 1 PTh Prizren 14 1 8 2 3 4 4 2 PTh Peja 5 1 4 3 PTh Gjilan PTh Mitrovica PTH Ferizaj PTh Gjakova Total: 21 2 8 6 5 4 7 2 Table 30 – Adjucated cases during this reporting period (July, August, September 2014) according filed indictments from each prosecution During this reporting period, the Basic Court of Prizren has managed to adjudicate the largest number of charged persons with criminal offenses of corruption, by a total of 14 persons. The Basic Court in Peja has solved cases for 2 persons, same as the Basic Court in Pristina.