Sa'ada: The Head of the Appeals Prosecution in Sa'ada province, Judge Ibrahim Jahiz, inspected the workflow at the prosecution office in Haydan District. During his visit, he was accompanied by the Deputy Criminal Prosecutor, Judge Sharaf Al-Habashi. The inspection focused on reviewing work discipline, operational mechanisms, the nature of incoming cases, and the progress made in handling cases during the year 1446 AH.
According to Yemen News Agency, Judge Jahiz held a meeting with the Deputy Prosecutor of Haydan, Judge Yahya Al-Hamzi. The meeting was also attended by the directors of Criminal Investigation, Major Mohammed Ali, and the Haydan Police Department, Major Antar Al-Muallif. Discussions centered on the level of cooperation and coordination between the prosecution and security agencies, particularly in evidence gathering and adherence to legal procedures concerning inspections, arrests, and detentions. They also focused on ensuring that case files meet all necessary requirements before being referred to the courts.
The Head of the Prosecution stressed the importance of enhancing cooperation between the prosecution and security agencies to ensure proper procedures. He emphasized achieving shared goals in law enforcement, protecting society, defending rights and freedoms, and delivering prompt justice.
Judge Jahiz also highlighted the attention and support provided by the revolutionary leadership and the Supreme Political Council to the judiciary. This support enables the judiciary to independently resolve disputes, adjudicate cases, safeguard societal interests, and contribute to security and stability.