Press releases Egypt

Enforcing the Right to Appeal on Rulings of Criminal Lawsuits

Starting from January the 18th, 2014, those accused of criminal cases have the right to appeal the rulings issued against them, in accordance with Law no.1 of 2024 amending some provisions of the Criminal Procedure law, which came in implementation of the constitutional entitlement contained in Article no.240 of the Egyptian Constitution, the article that granted the government ten years’ time limit to regulate the right to two-level litigation in criminal cases, a right that was approved by Article no.196 of the Constitution.

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Disregarding Constitutional Entitlements  Threatening Courts of Felonies Stability

The Justice Support Foundation affiliated by The Arab Center for the Independence of the Judiciary and the Legal Profession (ACIJLP) warns against the critical judicial consequences of the government disregarding binding constitutional entitlements regarding regulating the right to litigate at two levels in Felonies lawsuits, which, according to article no.240 of the constitution, are decided to be abolished by the 17th of current January, 2024.

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Arab Center for Independence of the Judiciary Law Firm