“Deputy Chief Justice Declares Unwavering Freedom and Independence: Why Were 4 Judges Deemed Incapable?”
In a recent press conference, Deputy Chief Justice Rustam Makhmudyan asserts his freedom and independence. He criticizes the decision regarding judges’ powers and questions why he was deemed incapable. Deputy Chief Justice Vazgen Rshtuni introduces the “Judicial Charter.”
“Controversial Release of Judges Raises Concerns about External Influence in Armenian Judicial System”
Criticism emerges as four judges are released from work for a month, sparking speculation of external influence. Lawyer Tigran Atanesyan argues that the release distorts the judicial system, turning judges’ positions into mere springboards for their careers. This raises questions about Armenia’s status as a Republic.
“Judges from Displaced Artsakh Left in Limbo: Pensions and Employment Denied in Armenia”
“Efforts to secure pensions for displaced judges from Artsakh met with resistance. Armenian partners excluded, despite discussions with President Andreasyan. 21 judges affected, 18 with 10-15 years experience. Challenges faced and citizens’ calls ignored.”
“Breaking News: Winter Court Chairman Invited to Groundbreaking General Meeting of Judges – Key Selection of Court of Appeal Chairman on the Agenda”
The chairman of the winter court of the Court of Appeal has been invited to a general meeting of judges on February 2nd. The agenda will include selecting a new chairman as the current chairman’s term has expired. The meeting includes all judges of the Republic of Armenia.
“President Armen Sarkissian inaugurates Municipal Judiciary Headquarters in Yerevan – Ensuring Fair and Just Legal Proceedings”
President Armen Sarkissian opens municipal judiciary headquarters in Yerevan, Armenia. Judges applauded for their role in promoting fairness and justice.
“Shakeup Expected in Armenian Judicial System: Judges Relocation and Dismissals Imminent, Zhoghovurd Reports”
Changes are expected in Armenia’s judicial system as judges may be relocated or released from their positions. The Constitutional Court judges have already been appointed, while there were offers to appoint Greg Minasyan as the new Chief of Justice of the Court of Cassation. Despite Minasyan’s refusal, he was still appointed. More details in the “Zhoghovurd” newspaper.