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JSC appoints Judge Naeem to Juvenile Court as punishment

26 Mar 2011, 2:17 PM
Ahmed Nazeer
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has appointed Judge Mohamed Naeem – who is currently a Civil Court Judge – to the Juvenile Court to punish him for disobeying the decision of a superior court.
The decision to transfer Naeem to the Juvenile Court was made during a meeting of the JSC held last Thursday, the commission said in a statement.
‘’The commission decided to do so as an action taken against Judge Mohamed Naeem for he has refused to conduct trials of cases concerning the state before the parliament gives consent to the [then] Attorney General [Dr Ahmed Ali Sawad],’’ reads the statement.
The JSC said that the case was investigated by the sub-committee formed to recommend disciplinary measures against judges.

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