Volume 129, Issue 37A
Royal Gazette
27 April 2555
Note: The grounds for promulgation of this Act are as follows: Because the quantity of judicial work and administrative work of the courts of justice has gradually increased but regional chief judges are the only persons responsible for supervising the work of regional courts of justice, without anyone to assist in performing the public service, this prevents the public service of the courts of justice from proceeding in a convenient, expeditious, and efficient manner as it should be. In addition, the caseload which has so increased affects the time that the courts of first instance would take in the trial and adjudication of cases, delaying the trial and adjudication of cases before the courts of first instance and affecting the bringing of justice to the public and the parties to the cases. In order to enable the convenient, expeditious, and efficient administration of cases of the courts of justice for the sake of the correct, expeditious, and fair trial and adjudication of cases, it is appropriate to amend the Charter of the Courts of Justice by establishing the positions of deputy regional chief judges and the powers and duties of the regional chief judges and deputy regional chief judges. It is therefore necessary to enact this Act.
