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Supreme Judiciary Council decides creating board of accountability for judicial authority's staff

[03/10/2018 01:33]

ADEN-SABA
Supreme Judiciary Council (SJC) has approved to establish a board of accountability for judicial authority's staffers. The board of accountability is to be created in accordance with Article no (111) of Judiciary Authority Law no (1) of 1991 and its amendments.

The board is chaired by judge Qaher Mustafa, and included membership of Judge Hashim Abdellah Al-Jifery, judge Nabeel Abdulhabeeb Al-Naqeeb.

The SJC has made the decision in its weekly meeting held Wednesday presided over by judge Ali Nasser Salim.

The SJC also has approved the general policy for admitting the 23rd batch of High Judiciary Institute's studentse.