Retrial of the Rulings of the Federal Supreme Court

• Researcher. Yousif Kassid Atiyah, Islamic University of Lebanon, Lebanon

  Islamic University of Lebanon, Lebanon

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If the rulings issued by the constitutional courts that supervise the constitutionality of laws are final and have acquired a final degree and may not be appealed in any of the methods of appeal known in procedural laws, and this principle has justifications, the most important of which is the stability of the political, economic, social and legal situation of the state, where the rulings of the constitutional courts have their effect in various fields, and since the Constitutional Court has become involved in fields and is a court of subject matter and issues its decisions according to the evidence presented before it, and since this evidence may be tainted with fraud, deception and forgery, here the question arises: Can a retrial be held if it is proven that the evidence is illegal? This is what will be discussed in this research.

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