A threatening email was enough to bring all court hearings scheduled for this Friday to a halt at the Fier Court of First Instance of General Jurisdiction. The announcement came from the court itself, while the official version says checks are ongoing by the responsible structures.
The court’s announcement and work stoppage
According to the official announcement, the threatening email reached several institutions in the country, including the Fier Court. Following this alert, all hearings scheduled for Friday were canceled.
The decision affects the entire court calendar for the day, disrupting normal operations at a key local justice institution.
Authorities say the case is being verified
The court said the case is in the process of being verified by the responsible structures. So far, no further public details have been provided about the nature of the threat or the level of risk that prompted the immediate suspension of hearings.
In the absence of a fuller explanation, the only official version for now is that verification procedures have been activated.
What happens to the parties in the proceedings
For the cases scheduled for that day, the parties will be notified through the court registry of the new hearing dates.
This means that every proceeding scheduled for today is postponed, while the new calendar will be communicated through procedural channels.
The incident once again raises questions about how institutions respond to such alerts and how prepared the system is to guarantee both security and the continuity of public services.
For the moment, at the Fier Court the only confirmed measure remains the full suspension of this Friday’s hearings.