Al hudaydah: Attorney General Judge Abdulsalam Al-Houthi continued his inspection visits today to follow up on judicial work in the prosecutor offices of Al Hudaydah Governorate. During his tour, the Attorney General reviewed workflow procedures in the prosecutor offices of Al-Jarrahi, Zabid, Bayt al-Faqih, Al-Mansuriyah, and Ad-Durayhimi. He met with the heads of the Zabid and Bayt al-Faqih courts, Judges Ibrahim Al-Hatami and Ibrahim Al-Falahi, as well as deputy prosecutors.
According to Yemen News Agency, Judge Al-Houthi discussed with judges and prosecution members the work mechanisms and the level of coordination between courts and prosecution offices. He also evaluated the progress of legal procedures and stressed the importance of performance quality and speedy case resolution, particularly for cases involving detained individuals.
Additionally, the Attorney General reviewed case registration processes and their nature, levels of discipline and compliance across prosecution departments, manual and electronic record-keeping, handling of seized items, and document archiving. He emphasized the need for proper case scheduling and adherence to investigation and trial session dates, ensuring the correct application of laws, judicial regulations, and rules, along with the implementation of general directives and circulars to achieve prompt justice.
In a notable decision, Judge Al-Houthi ordered the release of a convict sentenced in a private rights case and the suspension of a financial penalty and private rights sentence against a female convict after their obligations were settled through the Attorney General's office.