The National Assembly recently elected Sergey Marabyan as the judge of the Criminal Court of Appeals. This decision was made during a closed session, with a secret ballot being used for the voting process. Marabyan’s nomination came from the High Judicial Council, alongside Rubik Mkhitarian and Manvel Shahverdyan. The purpose of proposing multiple candidates was to ensure a comprehensive examination of the criminal proceedings within the court.

The hearing for this appointment took place on December 5th, where members of the National Assembly had the opportunity to voice their opinions and cast their votes. Out of the 107 members, a total of 68 participated in the voting process. In the end, Sergey Marabyan received unanimous support from all 68 members, while the other two candidates did not receive any votes.

This appointment marks an important step for the Criminal Court of Appeals, as Sergey Marabyan brings his expertise and experience to the role. With his background and knowledge in the field of law, he is well-equipped to handle the complexities and challenges that arise within the court.

Overall, this decision highlights the commitment of the National Assembly to ensure fair and just proceedings within the Criminal Court of Appeals. By electing Sergey Marabyan, they have chosen a candidate who is well-qualified and capable of upholding the principles of justice in his role as a judge. This news from Armenia showcases the dedication of the country’s judicial system to maintain integrity and transparency in their legal processes.