The Deputy of Human Resources and Cultural Affairs of the Yazd Province Judiciary, referring to the implementation of the 'Sun Court' initiative in line with the transformation and elevation document of the Judiciary, stated that this initiative aims to familiarize the public with the judicial process and to create opportunities for interested individuals, especially activists and enthusiasts in the legal community, to attend public court sessions.
76 Public Trials Held in Yazd/750 Hours of Opportunity for Citizens' Legal Education
The Yazd Province Judiciary has launched the 'Sun Court' initiative, conducting 76 public trials to educate citizens about the judicial process. This initiative is particularly aimed at engaging legal community members and enhancing public understanding of legal proceedings.
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📰 What Happened
The Yazd Province Judiciary has launched the 'Sun Court' initiative, conducting 76 public trials to educate citizens about the judicial process. This effort is designed to engage the public, particularly those interested in law, by allowing them to attend court sessions.
- 76 public trials have been held as part of the initiative.
- The initiative aims to provide 750 hours of legal education opportunities for citizens.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran's judicial system has faced criticism for lack of transparency and public engagement. Initiatives like the 'Sun Court' aim to address these issues.
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