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    The Supreme Judiciary: Dissidents included in amnesty and legislation are still fined in dinars

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    The Supreme Judiciary: Dissidents included in amnesty and legislation are still fined in dinars Empty The Supreme Judiciary: Dissidents included in amnesty and legislation are still fined in dinars

    Post by Rocky Wed 06 Dec 2017, 4:44 am

    The Supreme Judiciary: Dissidents included in amnesty and legislation are still fined in dinars


    Wednesday, December 6


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    Alsumaria News / Baghdad 
    , confirmed the official spokesman for the Supreme Judicial Council Judge Abdul Sattar Bayraktar , Wednesday, the country 's need to modernize the legislation enacted in previous decades, while on the other hand confirmed that the recent general amnesty law allowed the corrupt impunity. 

    He said in an interview with the newspaper "Judiciary" that "the provisions contained in the law of amnesty and the accompanying negative aspects of the judiciary had referred to them before they were issued through a meeting between the President and members of the Federal Court of Cassation with the Legal Committee in the House of Representatives, Noting that "the law has been passed and voted on despite the negatives in it and the judiciary is obliged to apply the law after its entry."




    Berkdar added that "there are corrupt people have been convicted of judicial decisions and issued sentences of punishment against them according to the law, but they included the law of amnesty, which was legislated by the House of Representatives." 

    "The Iraqi Penal Code No. 111 of 1969, for example, started half a century ago and the social, administrative and political system differed from what exists today, and many legal and punitive provisions are not consistent or different from what happened 50 years ago," he said. 

    He added that "there are punitive provisions that impose fines of 200 dinars, and this amount was fifty years ago is equal to the value of a property in the highest areas of Baghdad, while not currently worth the value of tea cup and still such provisions in the Iraqi Penal Code Unfortunately, the judge is obliged to judge because there is no other punitive text "He said. 

    On August 21, 2017, the House of Representatives voted on the First Amendment Bill to the General Amnesty Law No. 27 of 2016.




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