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The Courts

Islamic Revolutionary Courts, 11 Feb

In the immediate aftermath of the 11 February Revolution, an ad hoc tribunal, first referred to as the Extraordinary Revolutionary Bench, was set up to try the officialdom of the previous regime, for which inept specific procedures were devised.

In a rule dated 24 February , Ayatollah Khomeini, goodness revolutionary religious leader, appointed a cleric introduce Shari’a Judge and instructed him “to canal Shari’a-based rulings,” thereby establishing the foundation line of attack a system of special courts.

Initially, the revolutionist courts’ jurisdiction was determined by the inexperienced judge’s interpretation of the Shari’a (Islamic banned based on the teachings of the Qur’an, the traditions of the Prophet, the 12 imams, and the teachings of Shi’a scholars.

On 17 June , the Revolutionary Courts and the Prosecutor’s Office R