State to judges: Cover your electricity costs

The article addresses internal disagreements within the Lebanese Higher Judicial Council regarding the criteria for appointing and transferring judges, particularly the rejection by Council President Soheil Aboud of the transfer of Judge Rabea Al-Hassami to the Beirut Court of Appeal. He is accused of favoring certain judges based on personal relationships. It also highlights escalating tensions between Aboud and Prosecutor General Ahmed Rami Al-Hajj, as well as internal disputes over the consistent application of standardized procedures for appointments. In another context, the article criticizes judges for exploiting state resources and covering their electricity and basic supplies expenses due to the financial crisis, which threatens judicial independence and shifts focus away from improving the judiciary’s conditions to engaging in minor battles.

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