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    HONOURABLE CONDITIONS FOR THE JUDGES OF THE CASSATION COURT

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    [03:56 pm] 13 June, 2006

    Impartial Decisions In The Beautiful Halls?

    Criminal cases will henceforth be heard in the Red hall and civil cases
    in the White hall of the Cassation court. Asked the question why are
    the newly reconstructed halls of the Cassation court called in that
    way chairman of the chamber Hovhannes Manoukyan gave the following
    answer, "While deciding the names of the halls we were guided by
    non-traditional principle. If we didn't do that you wouldn't arouse
    that question."

    The Cassation court will also have a rich library for its readers
    with 60 thousand samples of books. The majority of the books are in
    English. It was interesting to know how many other judges besides Mr.

    Manoukyan will be able to make use of the library in English, "I am
    also incapable to read all those books in their full volume but we
    have got specialists who will help us on this score."

    Journalists and all those who are interested in the literature on
    law may make use of the library services. The hall of conferences
    has also been reconstructed. The repair was mainly financed by the
    State budget but the chairman couldn't say exactly how much money
    it cost. Asked whether the repaired halls will enhance justice
    administration, Mr. Manoukyan said, "I assume that they will have a
    serious impact in this context. Each person strives to improve his
    work when working in honorable conditions. We shall soon register
    that change in the activity of the Cassation court."

    David Haroutyunyan, Minister of Justice claims that outer attributes
    really have their direct influence on the justice. "If you stand on the
    entrance of courts you may see the satisfaction of citizens when they
    step into the newly repaired halls. Courts and theatres are alike on
    this score, theatres start from cloak-rooms and courts - from halls."

    David Haroutyunyan mainly underlined the importance of the new
    library and expressed his regret that not all judges may make use
    of the books. "We must urge the obligatory knowledge of English from
    the next generation of judges."

    Enoq Azaryan, chairman of the qualifying committee of Lawyers' chamber
    also focused on the importance of the repaired halls and rich library,
    "Halls and general conditions create psychological atmosphere on the
    whole and help to administer justice."

    Chairman of the Lawyers' chamber Ruben Sahakyan said, "How can
    impartial decisions be made in such beautiful halls."

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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