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Judge Al-Hajj: Court interprets ambiguous Amnesty Law terms
The article addresses the Lebanese Constitutional Council's interpretation of ambiguous terms in the Lebanese general amnesty law. Judge Ahmed Rami Al-Hajj confirmed that the Council interpreted these terms in accordance with constitutional provisions, explaining that the amendments and interpretations were consistent with the legislative text and carried out through a correct legal process. He emphasized that understanding between the Public Prosecution and the Constitutional Council sets a limit to any disagreements, and that the practical application of the amnesty law proceeds according to clear, mutually agreed-upon mechanisms. The head of the Constitutional Council also noted that the interpretation issued by the Council aligns perfectly with the stance of the Public Prosecution, and he affirmed that the Council’s decision was consistent with legal texts. Additionally, he stated that the procedures for implementing the amnesty law are compatible with legal interpretations, aiming to achieve justice and resolve the controversy surrounding the ambiguous terms in the law.
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