The Federal Supreme Court announced that it had resolved (172) constitutional lawsuit during 2019, confirming that the issued rulings covered many subjects, including the work of the Council of Representatives, the authenticity of voting for Ministers, fighting corruption, the family, children, education, and the justice system.
The Federal Supreme Court launched the archive of the Iraqi Gazette, noting that it included the titles of the issued Iraqi legislation since 2003.
The Federal Supreme Court congratulates the Christians on Christmas, stressing that it stands for the constitutionally guaranteed rights of the components.
The head of the Federal Supreme Court the judge Madhat AL-Mahmood met, in his office on 24/12/2019, the Egyptian ambassador in Iraq Mister Alaa Musa. The judge Madhat AL-Mahmood said'' the Federal Supreme Court is keen on supporting the public freedoms, at the top of the list is the liberty of expression. The court confronted many life decisions through its competence, it issued provisions based on the Constitution in text and content.
:the spokesman of the Federal Supreme Court, Ayas AL-Samok, issued the following press statement
The Federal Supreme Court rejected the challenge against a law that provides financial resources for building schools and kindergartens, stressing that its texts serve the interest of the education process and it free-of-charge.
The Federal Supreme Court rejected a case of annulling inspectorsgeneral's offices, it pointed out that this annulment is based on a law issued by the Iraqi Council of Representatives according to its legislative options.
The Federal Supreme Court issued a constitutional ruling about the trespassing on the Mortmain’s estates, and the amount of the comparable wage resulting from that, noting that the legislator has particulate it with a provisions that differ from other estates because it is relate to the rights of Sharia, belief and the rights of the beneficiaries of it.
The F.S.C. announces the publication of the volume that contain its judgments and decisions of 2018.
The Federal Supreme Court ruled that a clause that contradicts the independence of the judiciary and public freedoms is unconstitutional, stressing that the arrest of individuals is exclusively by a decision of the judges of the federal judiciary authority.
Ayass AL-Samok the spokesman of The Federal Supreme Court issued the following statement:
