Judicial Authority Warns of System Paralysis

A judicial official in Lebanon revealed a significant shortage of judges, with tens of thousands of cases pending before only twenty judges. This situation hampers the work of the judiciary, leading to a backlog of cases and a freeze on recruitment procedures for the past six years. The official emphasized the importance of appointing new judges, increasing judges' salaries, and strengthening judicial inspections to improve performance and boost productivity. They warned of the risk of paralyzing the judiciary due to this severe shortage of judges.

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