Jreissati: Judges Need Permit before Making Public Statements
Justice Minister Salim Jreissati sent a memo to Head of the Higher Judicial Council Judge Jean Fahd, requesting that judges obtain a written permission from the related authorities before making public statements, the National News Agency reported Saturday.
“It came to our attention that a number of judges are taking part in seminars, lectures and media interviews or throwing speeches and making statements or publishing books without prior written permission from the Minister of Justice or any other competent authority,” said the memo.
The memo requested that judges abide by the laws enforced, and highlighted the need to refrain from taking any public position without a written permission from related authorities.
The memo came in light of various judges making public statements during TV and radio interviews, seminars and personal publications.
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looool
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Cutie;
Most Houthians have a genetic defect. Jannah's Houthian ex-husband had a disproportionate large but empty head compared to the rest of his body. She now is so happy and is helping abused women who were married to Houthians.
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aside from who said it. The theory that Judges should be very private about what goes on in courts is a must.
who said Neanderthals are extinct ?