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Commenting on judiciary is like walking on a mine field with the sword of contempt hanging on one’s head. But when I find 27 cases being heard in 24 minutes I wonder if this is justice on a treadmill.
It is in fact unfair to treat judiciary as..
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Palestinians wait their turn to meet Islamic Law Judge Khuloud Faqih, not seen, at the Islamic Law Court in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Monday, Feb. 23, 2009. Palestinians recently appointed the first two women as judges in Islamic courts. Muslim...
