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    Post by Rocky Sun 01 Jul 2018, 2:03 am


    Legal: We have not entered into a constitutional vacuum and it is possible to arrest the guilty deputies

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    Information / Baghdad ..
    The legal expert Ali al-Tamimi said on Sunday that Iraq did not enter into a constitutional vacuum after the end of the work of Parliament, stressing that the deputies have become ordinary citizens and can arrest the guilty and prosecute him.
    Al-Tamimi said in a statement to Al-Maaloumah that "the age of the parliament ended at 12 o'clock and one minute on the morning of the first day of July, and the deputies became ordinary citizens and their immunity was lifted," noting that "the constitution allows the executive authorities to arrest MPs after the end of their session Parliamentary and lifting immunity, which facilitates the process of arrest and handed over to the judiciary to hold them accountable for the actions of the offense.
    He added that "Iraq has not entered into a constitutional vacuum, but it will be a parliamentary vacuum, the parliament does not exist until the formation of the new parliament, and the government will turn into a caretaker government daily, which will be lacking the capacity does not have the ability to conclude contracts or amend the Constitution or legislation of laws" .
    Tamimi said that "the parliament can not extend its work because the Federal Court rejected it, in addition to the Constitution in Article 56 refused to extend the work of the House of Representatives," likely to "take the process of manual counting and ballot papers at home and abroad for three months, New post ". End 25 n

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    Legal: We have not entered into a constitutional vacuum and it is possible to arrest the guilty depu Empty Iraqi Minister: The government will continue full powers and there is no constitutional vacuum

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    Iraqi Minister: The government will continue full powers and there is no constitutional vacuum

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    Minister of Immigration and Displacement Jassim Mohammed said Sunday that the current government will continue its work full powers after the end of the life of the House of Representatives, noting that there is no such thing as a constitutional vacuum.
    "The current government will continue its work with full powers, except for decisions that need to be approved by the parliament," Mohammed said in a statement to Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper.
    Mohammed added that "there is no such thing as a constitutional vacuum as the constitutional vacuum is not a legal term as much as a political term," stressing that "all that will happen is the absence of a temporary legislative body, which is the House of Representatives."
    The legal expert Ali al-Tamimi said in a statement to / information / / on Sunday that Iraq did not enter into a constitutional vacuum, pointing out that it will have a parliamentary vacuum. Ending / 25

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