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Al-Mohameen approves 14 decisions after meeting with lawyers
The Lawyers' Syndicate announced 14 decisions following a meeting with deputy heads of syndicates, aimed at improving professional work and the services provided to lawyers in preparation for the implementation of the new Criminal Procedure Law, which will take effect on August 31, 2026. Among the decisions are the initiation of training on electronic platforms and remote litigation systems, linking the syndicates' websites to each other to facilitate service delivery, developing the healthcare service system and updating its prices, and establishing committees to follow up on obstacles faced in the courts. The decisions also included starting the lawyers' institutes in October 2026, covering the salaries of temporary employees by the General Syndicate, re-evaluating the prices of healthcare services, forming specialized committees with participation from the deputy heads of syndicates, and emphasizing the necessity of adhering to professional ethics on social media.
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