State Prosecutor Authorizes Financial Prosecution to Sue 13 Public Employees
State Prosecutor Ghassan Ouweidat on Wednesday authorized the financial prosecution to sue 13 employees, including heads of municipalities, “after their administrations procrastinated in giving prosecution permission,” the National News Agency said.
“This measure is part of the memos issued by Ouweidat to the regional prosecution offices to enforce the law and secure the good functioning of justice,” NNA added.
The memos have been sent to the financial prosecutor, the state commissioner to the Military Court and the prosecutors of the governorates, the agency said.
06 November 2019, 21:45
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Reforming our legal system should come first... HONEST and INDEPENDENT judges with CLEAN track record and proven experience should only qualify for fighting corruption at the highest level. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure this out!
07 November 2019, 08:57
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13 employees only---should be near 13000.
And we need to get some impartial judges from abroad to start--can't trust the lebanese system right now--too much money and influence from politicians and political parties.
