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Administration and Relationship with the Ministry of Justice |
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Algeria
Most judicial matters are not under judicial control
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Egypt
The judiciary has a considerable amount of budgetary and administrative autonomy from the Ministry of Justice, though the Ministry retains a role in some matters
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Jordan
The budget and administration are largely within the Ministry of Justice
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Kuwait
The Ministry of Justice, with consultation of the Supreme Judicial Council, oversees most budgetary and administrative support of the court
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Lebanon
The budget and administration of the courts largely falls within the Ministry of Justice
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Morocco
The Ministry of Justice still plays the predominant role
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Palestine/Palestinian National Authority
The budget of the courts is overseen by the Ministry of Justice
Since the legislative basis for courts is still being established, the Ministry of Justice plays a major role in court administration, though a newly-established judicial council is taking on some important functions
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Saudi Arabia
Much of the administrative support for the courts comes from the ministry of Justice
Budgetary matters are most probably within the Ministry of Justice, but it is difficult to obtain information on this area
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Sudan
Most of the budgetary oversight and implementation falls to the chief justice along with the Supreme Judicial Council
Supervisory and administrative functions are assigned to the chief justice
The chief justice is a presidential appointment
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Syria
Budgetary issues are within the Ministry of Justice
The Ministry of Justice has responsibility for virtually all administrative functions related to the judiciary and oversees support personnel for the courts
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Tunisia
- The budget and administration of the courts fall largely within the Ministry of Justice
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United Arab Emirates
The Ministry of Justice retains oversight virtually over all aspects of court administration
The Federal Supreme Court has some autonomy
The portfolio for justice is combined with Islamic Affairs and Awqaf (religious endowment)
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Yemen
The budget is largely the responsibility of the Ministry of Justice
The Supreme Court has an independent budget that is overseen by its president
The Ministry of Justice has a close administrative relationship with the Supreme Judicial Council and other judicial organs
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