Proposed Law Outlines Prison Sentences and Fines for Obstructing Judicial Enforcement
A bill proposed by parliament members includes prison sentences ranging from six months to twenty years, along with financial penalties of up to 200,000 dinars for those who intentionally fail to execute judicial rulings and decisions or obstruct their implementation. The law aims to make final judgments binding for everyone and to strengthen respect for the law. Additionally, it requires government departments and public agencies to submit annual reports on the enforcement of court rulings, in order to enhance the authority of the state, uphold the rule of law, and prevent delays and obstructions in implementing judicial decisions.
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