General Provisions

General Provisions

General Provisions

General Provisions

- Constitution of Egypt

Section 1: General Provisions

Article 168: Judicial independence

The judiciary is independent. It is vested in the courts of justice, which issue theirjudgments in accordance with the law. Its powers are defined by law. Interference injudicial affairs or in proceedings is a crime to which not statute of limitations may be applied.

Article 169: Independence in the administration of judicial affairs

All judicial bodies administer their own affairs. Each has an independent budget andis consulted on the draft laws governing its affairs. This is organised by law.

Article 170: The independence of judges

Judges are independent, cannot be dismissed, are subject to no other authority butthe law, and are equal in rights and duties.

The conditions and procedures for their appointment and disciplinary actionsagainst them are defined and regulated by the law. When delegated, their delegationis absolute, to the destinations and in the positions defined by the law, all in a mannerthat preserves the independence of the judiciary and the accomplishment of itsduties.

Article 171: Public sessions

Court sessions are public, unless, for reasons of public order or morals, the courtdeems them confidential. In all cases, the verdict is given in an open session.


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