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Lebanon Debate
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The article addresses the issue of the politicization and abuse of the Lebanese judiciary's powers, particularly concerning decisions to suspend enforcement of detention orders before Judge Mohammed Sharf. It explains that repeatedly rejecting requests for suspension despite available guarantees reflects an arbitrary approach that threatens the defendant's right to defense and turns detention into a tool of pressure rather than an exceptional measure for justice. It emphasizes that the legal text grants the defendant the right to request suspension, which must be applied fairly and transparently. Shifting towards arbitrary practices undermines the credibility of the judiciary and raises doubts about its neutrality and transparency. The article also highlights the importance of respecting the principle of equal standards and avoiding a pattern of frequent rejection decisions, in order to safeguard the right to defense and justice. It affirms that any unjustified discrimination reflects arbitrariness and destroys public trust in the judicial institution.
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