The case of the second president of Armenia Robert Kocharyan is in court, so it is obvious that decisions are made by the court, Armenian Prosecutor General Artur Davtyan said Monday at the parliament.

 He noted that Kocharyan’s case has been pending before the court for about a year, and at almost every hearing the defense filed a motion to change the preventive measure. 

“Such behavior by the ex-president’s defense indicates an abuse of the right to defense. We believe that the court has every reason to limit the proceedings at this stage and proceed with the trial and examination of evidence,” said the prosecutor general.