Makhiber Criticizes Parliament on Amnesty Law

The article discusses the Lebanese Constitutional Council's decision regarding the law enacted by the Parliament concerning amnesty. Legal expert Ghassan Mekhleb considered that suspending the law constitutes a significant mistake that could lead to its annulment. He explained that the law disrupted the balance within its provisions by making amnesty the default, with specific exceptions, while failing to clearly specify the crimes it covers—a flaw in the legal structure of the text. It is expected that the Constitutional Council will move towards invalidating the law and returning it to Parliament to correct these gaps, as the law raises considerable ambiguities and lacks clarity in some provisions.

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