Prosecutor's Office discusses amnesty implementation
The Lebanese Prosecutor General of Appeals, Judge Rami Al-Hajj, held a judicial meeting to discuss the procedures for implementing the Amnesty Law and reducing sentences, with the aim of preparing cases of convicted individuals while awaiting the results of the judicial review of the appeal submitted against the law by the Constitutional Council. Additionally, Al-Hajj traveled to Egypt to participate in the general assembly of Arab public prosecutors in the city of Alamein, which aims to form a council of Arab public prosecutors to strengthen judicial cooperation, particularly in combating terrorism, its financing, and money laundering. In the same context, the Constitutional Council temporarily suspended the implementation of the general amnesty and sentence reduction laws, sparking legal and political debates about the impact of this decision on justice and the fate of cases involving high-ranking officials such as Riad Salameh and depositors' funds.
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