Head of 'Supreme Council of Judiciary' Discusses with 'Investigations' Director the Development of Litigation Procedures in Misdemeanor Cases
The Head of the Supreme Council of Judiciary met with the Director General of the General Administration of Investigations at the Ministry of Interior to discuss the development of the litigation system in misdemeanor cases and enhance institutional coordination.
Translated by Qiyas from السياسة — Original source
The Chairman of the Supreme Council of the Judiciary and President of the Court of Cassation, First Counselor Hani Al-Hamdan, held talks today, Monday, with the Director General of the General Directorate of Investigations at the Ministry of Interior, Brigadier General and Legal Expert Dr. Faisal Al-Mukarrad, on a number of issues of mutual interest, particularly the development of the litigation system in misdemeanor cases.
The Supreme Council of the Judiciary stated in a press release that during First Counselor Al-Hamdan’s reception of Brigadier General Dr. Al-Mukarrad, they reviewed measures to enhance coordination and integration between judicial authorities and investigative bodies.
According to the statement, the meeting addressed ways to expand the electronic transformation of judicial procedures and develop work mechanisms, thereby simplifying processes, accelerating case resolutions, and improving the efficiency of the litigation system, ultimately achieving final justice.
The statement clarified that the meeting underscores the importance of continuing institutional cooperation and coordination, unifying efforts to update litigation procedures, enhancing judicial performance efficiency, and advancing the justice system in the State of Kuwait.
Accompanying the Director General of the General Directorate of Investigations were the Deputy Director General for Public Prosecution Affairs, Saad Al-Mutairi; the Deputy Director General for Investigation Departments Affairs, Reem Al-Mousa; and the Deputy Director General for Technical Office Affairs, Bassam Al-Mashouh.