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Shafaq News / Legal specialists and human rights activists revealed that the Sadrist sit-ins in front of the headquarters of the Supreme Judicial Council did not violate the laws despite "not studying the consequences of this step", and while they referred to legal articles that violate the council's "disruption" of its work, they stressed that the legal consequences are against the followers of Al-Sadr does not go beyond "exaggeration and exaggeration."
Peaceful and no legal consequences
Lawyer Ahmed Al-Tamimi, 30, told Shafaq News that "the protests adopted by al-Sadr's supporters are legitimate, and it can achieve the dreams of Iraqis in a national government that puts the concerns of Iraqis among its priorities, but this does not mean that the matter is not without failures of the escalatory movements, especially Protesting in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building, and the consequences of that had to be taken into account,” he said, noting that “the protest was peaceful and did not cause material or other damage to the Supreme Judicial Council.
Hundreds of al-Sadr's followers had set up tents for an open sit-in in front of the Judicial Council building and carried slogans that included their demands in addition to asking the judiciary to consider some of the files that those slogans referred to, including (the file of the Speicher massacre, the fall of Mosul, money smuggling, accountability for those involved in corruption), before they withdrew In front of the council headquarters after orders issued to them.
legitimate pressure
In turn, the jurist Mustafa (37 years), told Shafak News Agency, that "the protests are constitutionally guaranteed and therefore cannot be classified as a violation of the state's prestige, but rather an attempt to express public dissatisfaction with the lack of judicial intervention in implementing the demands of the sit-ins or demonstrators, the most important of which is the dissolution of Parliament along with It was a means of pressure to resolve some of the silent files."
Umm Reem (57 years), a human rights activist, told Shafak News Agency, "If efforts were combined to end the state of chaos and political confusion, it would have succeeded in removing the corrupt and restructuring the political process to achieve the real interests of the country."
Legal articles that contradict the suspension of the judiciary
The legal expert, Amir Al-Daami, confirms to Shafaq News Agency, "The Supreme Judicial Council Law of 2017 does not stipulate in the terms of the powers of the President of the Council to suspend the work of the Supreme Judicial Council for any reason, and therefore it is not within the authority of the President of the Judicial Council to suspend or disrupt the work of Iraqi courts, but rather On the contrary, Article 330 of the Iraqi Penal Code No. 111 of 1969 states that “Any public servant or person charged with a public service who unjustly refrains from performing one of his duties or willfully breaches his duties shall be punished by imprisonment.”
Al-Daami adds, “Also, Article 331 of the same law stipulates that every employee or person charged with a public service who intentionally commits something that violates his duties or refrains from performing his work with the intent of harming the interest of an individual or with the intent of personal benefit at the expense of the state shall be punished by imprisonment or a fine.”
The head of the Supreme Judicial Council, Faiq Zeidan, had directed the suspension of the work of the Iraqi courts as an official response to the demonstration of Sadr's supporters in front of the judicial authority building.
Al-Daami points out that “it is not within the power of the judiciary to issue judicial orders to arrest protesters or sit-ins, because the Iraqi constitution guarantees the right to demonstrate,” noting that “the demonstrations of Sadr’s supporters in front of the Judicial Council did not cause their leader any legal impasse or consequences, because the demonstrators did not cross the building. Or they stormed the courtyard of the building or crossed its gates besides that they were peaceful and did not carry weapons, in addition to raising banners bearing their demands.
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Lawyers.. "The Sadrists did not leave Salamiyah with the sit-in of the Judicial Council, and there are no legal consequences against them."
Shafaq News / Legal specialists and human rights activists revealed that the Sadrist sit-ins in front of the headquarters of the Supreme Judicial Council did not violate the laws despite "not studying the consequences of this step", and while they referred to legal articles that violate the council's "disruption" of its work, they stressed that the legal consequences are against the followers of Al-Sadr does not go beyond "exaggeration and exaggeration."
Peaceful and no legal consequences
Lawyer Ahmed Al-Tamimi, 30, told Shafaq News that "the protests adopted by al-Sadr's supporters are legitimate, and it can achieve the dreams of Iraqis in a national government that puts the concerns of Iraqis among its priorities, but this does not mean that the matter is not without failures of the escalatory movements, especially Protesting in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building, and the consequences of that had to be taken into account,” he said, noting that “the protest was peaceful and did not cause material or other damage to the Supreme Judicial Council.
Hundreds of al-Sadr's followers had set up tents for an open sit-in in front of the Judicial Council building and carried slogans that included their demands in addition to asking the judiciary to consider some of the files that those slogans referred to, including (the file of the Speicher massacre, the fall of Mosul, money smuggling, accountability for those involved in corruption), before they withdrew In front of the council headquarters after orders issued to them.
legitimate pressure
In turn, the jurist Mustafa (37 years), told Shafak News Agency, that "the protests are constitutionally guaranteed and therefore cannot be classified as a violation of the state's prestige, but rather an attempt to express public dissatisfaction with the lack of judicial intervention in implementing the demands of the sit-ins or demonstrators, the most important of which is the dissolution of Parliament along with It was a means of pressure to resolve some of the silent files."
Umm Reem (57 years), a human rights activist, told Shafak News Agency, "If efforts were combined to end the state of chaos and political confusion, it would have succeeded in removing the corrupt and restructuring the political process to achieve the real interests of the country."
Legal articles that contradict the suspension of the judiciary
The legal expert, Amir Al-Daami, confirms to Shafaq News Agency, "The Supreme Judicial Council Law of 2017 does not stipulate in the terms of the powers of the President of the Council to suspend the work of the Supreme Judicial Council for any reason, and therefore it is not within the authority of the President of the Judicial Council to suspend or disrupt the work of Iraqi courts, but rather On the contrary, Article 330 of the Iraqi Penal Code No. 111 of 1969 states that “Any public servant or person charged with a public service who unjustly refrains from performing one of his duties or willfully breaches his duties shall be punished by imprisonment.”
Al-Daami adds, “Also, Article 331 of the same law stipulates that every employee or person charged with a public service who intentionally commits something that violates his duties or refrains from performing his work with the intent of harming the interest of an individual or with the intent of personal benefit at the expense of the state shall be punished by imprisonment or a fine.”
The head of the Supreme Judicial Council, Faiq Zeidan, had directed the suspension of the work of the Iraqi courts as an official response to the demonstration of Sadr's supporters in front of the judicial authority building.
Al-Daami points out that “it is not within the power of the judiciary to issue judicial orders to arrest protesters or sit-ins, because the Iraqi constitution guarantees the right to demonstrate,” noting that “the demonstrations of Sadr’s supporters in front of the Judicial Council did not cause their leader any legal impasse or consequences, because the demonstrators did not cross the building. Or they stormed the courtyard of the building or crossed its gates besides that they were peaceful and did not carry weapons, in addition to raising banners bearing their demands.
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