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In the Iraqi parliament session today: MP Sabah al-Saadi accused the judiciary waive the Constitution
Posted 14/02/2012 11:01 AM
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accused the independent MP Sabah al-Saadi of the Iraqi judiciary waive the Constitution, in reference to the decisions, "the Supreme Judicial Council" On the subject of lifting the immunity of deputies.
Saedi, who was dogged by the decisions to lift the immunity last for criticizing Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, said during a session of parliament today that "there is a clear violation of the Constitution when the judge decides to waive the immunity of deputies, because they have expressed their views."
MP Sabah al-Saadi
He said Al Saadi stated that "the Constitution to prevent courts originally from considering any claim brought against the deputy expressed his political views, and therefore it may not be originally the Supreme Judicial Council to request the Parliament lifted the immunity of the House of Representatives just theirs opinions do not admire the executive branch or other."
The widespread accusations leveled at "the Supreme Judicial Council," favoring the executive branch, specifically in the decisions came in strengthening the prime minister Nuri al-Maliki, including the right to grant the management bodies and make them independent of the Government.
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