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Waters of the Eyes: Lawyers' Law Won't End Profession Battles
The article discussed Law No. 66.23 for the regulation of the legal profession, which was published in the official gazette. Lawyer Amina Maa al-Ainen confirmed that this measure does not mark the end of the fight regarding the independence of the profession and the rights of defense, and that the debate over the fundamental principles of advocacy continues. She explained that the law does not grant absolute immunity and that some of its provisions can be challenged later before the constitutional court. She emphasized that the upcoming phase requires the proper implementation of its provisions to preserve the function of defense. Additionally, she called for ongoing efforts to defend the independence of the legal profession through professional practice and training, stressing that the law’s impact ultimately depends on how it is enforced in reality.
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