Arab Public Prosecutions (AL Niyaba Al Amma) in the Light of Fiduciary Theory
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In Arab jurisdictions which are civil law jurisdictions prosecutors belong to the same body of civil servants as the judges or magistrates, also Arab countries Prosecutions (niyabas) are widely inspired by the French model, and still retains its old legal form, which combines the judiciary and subordination to the executive body. This article attempts to scrutinize the institutional independence of prosecutors and accountability in the Arab countries in the light of the fiduciary theoretical approaches.
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In Arab jurisdictions which are civil law jurisdictions prosecutors belong to the same body of civil servants as the judges or magistrates, also Arab countries Prosecutions (niyabas) are widely inspired by the French model, and still retains its old legal form, which combines the judiciary and subordination to the executive body. This article attempts to scrutinize the institutional independence of prosecutors and accountability in the Arab countries in the light of the fiduciary theoretical approaches.
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