Final Draft Iraqi Constitution - Unesco

THIRD: General Provisions
Article 92:
Special or exceptional courts may not be established.
Article 93:
The law shall regulate the establishment of courts, their types, classes and
jurisdiction and the method of appointing and the terms of service of judges,
public prosecutors, their discipline and their retirement.
Article 94:
Judges may not be removed except in cases specified by law; such law will
determine the particular provisions related to them and shall regulate their
disciplinary measures.
Article 95:
A judge or public prosecutor may not:
First: Combine a position in the judiciary, and a position in the legislature and
executive or any other employment.
Second: Joining any party or political organization or perform any political
activity.
Article 96:
A law shall regulate military judiciary and shall specify the jurisdiction of military
courts, which will be limited to crimes of military nature that occur by members of
the armed forces, security forces and within the limits stipulated by law.
Article 97:
It is prohibited to stipulate in law the immunization from appeal of any
administrative work or decision.
Article 98:
It is permitted to regulate in a law the establishment of a State Council
specialized in the functions of administrative judiciary, interpretation, drafting,
and the State and various public institutions representation before the judicial
bodies except those exempted by law.
CHAPTER FOUR: INDEPENDENT COMMISSIONS
Article 99:
The High Commission for Human Rights, Independent Electoral High Commission
and Commission on Public Integrity are independent commissions, which shall be
subject to monitoring by the Council of Representatives. A law shall regulate their