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عين ليبيا
When a Petition Turns Into a Tool to Block Public Decisions
The article addresses the phenomenon of illegal expansion in the use of requests for orders in Libyan courts, where it is excessively and gradually employed as a method that may give the impression of being a substitute for formal legal proceedings. This practice threatens the jurisdiction of the normal courts and affects their independence and reputation. The author emphasizes the need to adhere to legal controls and to utilize this procedure in a limited manner based on statutory provisions. Additionally, he calls for implementing stricter institutional oversight and developing a system for registering and managing gubernatorial orders to prevent overlapping jurisdictions between judicial and administrative authorities.
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