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| EPISODE 2

A dilapidated infrastructure, a crippled judiciary

In this session, fingers are pointed at the dilapidated infrastructure of the Tunisian courts and the training system of judges, which are accused of taking part in the crime of obstructing the course of justice and reducing its effectiveness, due to their multiple shortcomings and failures.
07 November 2022
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Cet épisode met l’accent sur l'infrastructure défectueuse des tribunaux tunisiens et le système de formation des magistrat·es, qui font l'objet de nombreuses plaintes et auxquels beaucoup reprochent d'entraver le cours de la justice et de réduire son efficacité.
Created by
Yacemine Dhaouadi
Editorial Support
Emna Chebaane, Shaden Gannam
Mixing & Sound Design
Oussema Gaidi
Illustration
Hathemi Smedhi

Several judicial institutions lack adequate space and suffer from a significant shortage of offices and services except for maintenance and cleaning, in addition to problems related to office work, such as typing and printing decisions, which is another obstacle to the normal progress of the work on cases.

Another hurdle is the training system for judges, which does not produce specialized judges, but rather provides training similar to that of law schools, according to Omar Oueslati, one of the witnesses in this session of the podcast "On the brink of Justice", where you will listen to the opinions of actors in the judicial field on the problems relating to infrastructure and training.

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On the brink of Justice

Through the "On the brink of Justice" podcast, consisting of six episodes, we delve into the facts and realities of the judicial system and its relationship with the citizens and the executive branch. From there, we examine the length of litigation, infrastructure, the Code of Criminal Procedure, and the relationship between judges and law enforcement. The podcast will also address the recent dismissals of certain judges and the publication of new texts covering the functioning of the judiciary, such as the new constitution in its fifth chapter, which deals with the judicial function and the law on criminal reconciliation.

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