Abdullah proposes judiciary appointment rules
Deputy Bilal Abdullah proposed a law to organize the priority of appointment in the cadre of judicial assistants in Lebanon, aiming to ensure that those who passed the 2012 and 2014 competitions are appointed before any new competitions are held. The law stipulates that priority is given to successful candidates who have not yet been appointed, according to their order of success, with exceptions for those who refuse the appointment or fail to submit the required documents. The vacancies are to be determined based on actual need. The law seeks to uphold the principle of equality, reduce duplication in appointment processes, and guarantee the legal stability of successful candidates, while also encouraging the fair implementation of appointments based on the priorities set by the law.
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