The Federal Court concludes the pleadings in Hadi Al-Amiri's case regarding the elections

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when is this election dispute going to end? come on iraq, just shake hands, kiss kiss and hug each other, and then rv your currency.

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The Federal Court is in the process of issuing a decision to conduct a new manual count of electoral stations

 

 2021-12-17 06:53

 

 

Shafaq News / An informed source said, on Friday, that the Federal Court may issue a decision to re-count the manual counting of all electoral stations in four Iraqi governorates, including the capital, Baghdad.

The source told Shafaq News Agency, "The Federal Court may issue a decision to re-count all polling stations and stations for the governorates of Baghdad, Babil, Salah al-Din and Nineveh, as they recorded high rates of electoral violations, according to reports of international observers, as well as observers of political and party entities."

He added that "if that decision is issued, it will change the results of the elections in those provinces, albeit slightly."

The same source confirmed to Shafaq News Agency, "The court may proceed with issuing a decision to re-count the comprehensive manual of all electoral centers for all governorates at a rate of 20%.

The Federal Court, in its meeting held last Thursday, announced the postponement of deciding on the election results until the completion of the examination of all the appeals submitted to the court.

It is noteworthy that the Al-Fateh Alliance led by Hadi Al-Amiri had submitted appeals with some documents challenging the integrity of the elections to the Federal Court for consideration, followed by former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, who submitted a number of appeals documented with evidence, according to his claim.

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Member of the law: The Federal Court will postpone its decision to next year and the majority is no longer on the table

•  Time: 12/16/2021 21:40:53
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{Politics: Euphrates Yanouz} A member of the State of Law coalition, Adel Al-Manea, suggested postponing the Federal Court's decision regarding the consideration of appeals until next year.

 

Al-Manea told Al-Furat News that: "The Federal Court has set the 22nd day to consider the appeals submitted, and I do not expect that there will be an announcement of the approval of the whole or part or the non-ratification of the election results before the new year."
He expected, "The Federal Court will take into account the political commotion and the date may be postponed to another on the political dialogues that lead to a glimmer of hope for political consensus."
Al-Manea pointed out, "The talk about recent alliances, and what is happening now, dialogues have not reached the stage of political alliances, so the figures announced by the Commission are still subject to change." 
He continued, "The political majority is no longer on the table with most of the blocs, and there is a desire to go towards political consensus, which is the best solution after the Federal Court has finished the official announcement."
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The court decided to postpone the date of the pleading regarding the coordination framework lawsuit regarding the elections to December 22nd.
 Yesterday, Wednesday, the coordination framework ruled out the Federal Supreme Court's recourse to a decision requiring the manual recount of all electoral stations across the country, in a specific proportion. 
Wael Al-Rikabi, a member of the State of Law coalition affiliated with the framework, pointed out to Al Furat News that it is premature for the court to take such a decision, and the decision is taken in the name of the court that considers the appeals, which postponed its session to the 22nd of this month. How do they appoint these stations and so far we have not wanted any news about this.

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Legal: The Federal Court May Postpone The Ratification To This Date

 

LAST UPDATE 12/19/2021 | 2:37 PM

Information/Baghdad…
The legal expert Ali Al-Tamimi suggested, on Sunday, postponing the ratification of the elections until the resolution of the lawsuit and appeals submitted by the President of the Coalition Hadi Al-Amiri and other parties, indicating that the Federal Court has the full authority to ratify the elections in whole or in part and even cancel them.
Al-Tamimi said in a statement to "Information", "After the Federal Court postponed the first session to consider the lawsuit submitted by the head of the Al-Fateh Alliance Hadi Al-Amiri with the aim of scrutinizing the appeals, evidence and documents accusing the Electoral Commission, which tampered with the election results confirms the existence of doubts." The Federal Court has the validity of those appeals.”
He added that "the Federal Court has the full authority to ratify the elections in whole or in part and even cancel them," adding that "it is likely that the ratification of the election results will be postponed until the case and appeals submitted by the President of the coalition Hadi Al-Amiri and other parties are resolved."
The political analyst Sabah al-Ugaili, in a previous statement, suggested that the Federal Court would go to compromise, and that all data indicated that the court would not ratify the election results 100%. Ended / 25 AD

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For the first time going backstage: setting the date for the federal court to approve the election results

 

12/19/2021

Baghdad today - Kurdistan

Today, Sunday, the Kurdistan Islamic Union bloc revealed the date for the Federal Court to resolve the appeals of the results of the early parliamentary elections.

The leader of the bloc, Jamal Cougar, said in a statement to (Baghdad Today), that "the Federal Supreme Court postponed the issue of examining the evidence and appeals submitted by the political parties during the previous session to review and study all the evidence."

And that "the results of the elections will be decided during the Federal Court session on the 22nd of this month in order to proceed with the formation of the next government and start the work of the House of Representatives."

He explained that "the current political negotiations will remain in place without making any progress without believing the results and knowing that each political team has seats and political forces to begin its negotiations to form the government, and for this reason the appeals will be resolved during this week."

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"Federal Court session on the 22nd of this month in order to proceed with the formation of the next government and start the work of the House of Representatives."

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The Federal Reserve Ends The Study Of The Evidence Of “Election Fraud” And Awaits The Issuance Of Its Ruling

 

LAST UPDATE 12/20/2021 | 2:10 PM

Information/Baghdad..
Legal expert Tariq Harb revealed, on Monday, that the Federal Court has finished studying all the details and evidence regarding the appeals submitted against the election results, indicating that the next session will witness setting a date for the verdict and will not be postponed.
Harb said in a statement to Al-Maalouma, "The Federal Supreme Court does not intend to postpone the session on electoral appeals to another, but will set the date for issuing the rulings."
He added, "After the decision is issued, the court will ratify the election results if there are no changes, and the names will be sent for publication, and then the first session of the House of Representatives will be held."
Harb explained, "The session will be early next year, after the House of Representatives approves the names and then sends them to the Presidency of the Republic, which will call for the Council to convene within 15 days from the date of approval." End / 25 D

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Al-Kinani: The Federal Court's Decision Regarding The Elections Is The Final Decision, And We Do Not Hope For A Delay

Author: Ahad7 On 12/20/2021 - 4:40 PM  39

A Member Of The Al-Fateh Alliance, Ahmed Al-Kinani, Indicated Today, Monday, That The Decision Of The Federal Court Regarding The Elections Is The Final Decision, And We Do Not Hope For A Delay.
A Member Of The Bloc, Ahmed Al-Kinani, Said, In A Statement That Al-Ahd News Followed, That "The Decision Of The Federal Court During The Next Two Days Will Be The Final Decision, And We Do Not Hope To Wait Or Postpone Because The Iraqi Street Needs To Calm Down And End The Crisis."
He Pointed Out That "The Shiite Forces Need Dialogue Sessions To End The Intersections And Illuminate The Formation Of The Government, Especially Since The Other Parties Began To Blame The Shiite House And Accuse It Of The Current Crisis."

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Coordination framework lawyer reveals "surprise and dangerous evidence" in the next session of the Federal Court

•  Time: 12/20/2021 23:30:51
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{Politics: Al-Furat News} The lawyer for the coordination framework regarding appeals to the election results, Muhammad Al-Saadi, revealed a "surprise and dangerous evidence" in the next session of the Federal Court to be held on the 22nd of this month.

 

Al-Saadi said; For the “State Dialogue” program, broadcast by Al-Furat satellite channel, tonight: “We presented evidence except for the report of the examining company that is not known to everyone and that it is new defenses to the Federal Court of documents and documents. at the next session."
He added, "We did not ask to postpone the case, and we submitted a list, and the two parties (the coordination framework and the Electoral Commission) were allowed to respond to the questions. We presented evidence that was not presented, and during the session there was a dialogue with the court."
Al-Saadi explained, "It is within the jurisdiction of the Federal Court to cancel the results and it is able, and it is the only competent authority according to the constitutional texts 93 / III, which states that the court decides on laws, instructions, controls and procedures issued by the federal authority (the Electoral Commission)."
He continued, "We based it on the constitutional text, and there is no alternative court to decide on appeals, and canceling the results leads to the cancellation of the elections, and we have a report from the committee formed by the Commission and supposed to be presented to the House of Representatives, which indicated that there is a danger of using the [CI] device." The 
court's decision will resolve the controversy and it must be A judicial decision is issued deciding that the institution bears the legal consequences arising from it, and the subject of the decisions is a word intended as far as the appeal relates to its appeal, and it is the jurisdiction of the Federal Court to consider the separation of judicial bodies.
Al-Saadi went on to say, "The disclosing company requested the update 6 weeks before the elections, and it turned out that the device entered the electronic and manual data, opened the code and merged it, then sent it, and this revealed a very big flaw that proved a fraud." 
And he stated, "The examining company confirmed the danger of its use and the possibility of cyber penetration, and we have very strong evidence that proves the existence of a hidden electronic fraud, so we called for software experts to investigate and investigate these mechanisms."
Al-Saadi pointed out that "the Federal Court can postpone the decision or ratify the results, and no one can discuss its decision and it is not within its competence to form a committee to resolve the dispute, but it has the right to request experts to consider the appeals submitted." 
The Coordinating Framework's lawyer concluded, "The court will rely on the report completely if it covers all aspects, and it rejected four cases two days ago from some deputies regarding the women's quota, even without pleading because it considered them to be formally unqualified."

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Decision after 4 days

The Federal Court concludes the pleadings in Hadi Al-Amiri's case regarding the elections

2021.12.22 - 12:15

 

  

Baghdad - people   

The Federal Court set Wednesday, December 26, as the date for issuing a decision regarding the election appeals .   

  

 

  

And the judiciary’s media stated in a brief statement that “Nass” received a copy of it, (December 22, 2021), that “after hearing the last pleas and requests of the litigating parties, the Federal Court decided to conclude the pleading and set 12/26/2021 to issue the decision in the lawsuit.”   

  

The Federal Court heard the claim of the leader of the Al-Fateh Alliance, Hadi Al-Amiri, to challenge the October 10 elections.  

  

Al-Amiri demanded, during the session that Nass followed, (December 22, 2021), to “cancel all results that came as a result of using the C1000 device, and to recalculate the results through the C900.”    

  

He also called for the "manual counting of stations that were manually counted by specialized experts from university professors, and the adoption of the final results in this regard," calling for "re-counting and manual counting in four electoral districts."

 

The Federal Court hears Hadi Al-Amiri's claim to challenge the elections
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THE START OF THE ELECTION APPEALS SESSION, AND AL-AMIRI CONFIRMS THAT 5 MILLION VOTERS WERE DEPRIVED OF VOTING

Wednesday, December 22, 2021 11:50 AM

Baghdad/National News Center

Today, Wednesday, the Federal Supreme Court held its special session to consider the appeals submitted with the results of the parliamentary elections that took place on October 10.

The head of the Al-Fateh Alliance, Hadi Al-Amiri, said, during the session, that "the commission deprived five million citizens of participation because of the failure to replace the election cards."
He added that "the Commission has deprived more than two million citizens because of the devices."

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Iraq

THE FEDERAL COURT AGAIN POSTPONES THE DECISION ON THE ELECTION APPEALS CASE

Wednesday, December 22, 2021 12:18 PM

Baghdad/National News Center

Today, Wednesday, a judicial source said that the Federal Court, the highest judicial authority in Iraq, had set the beginning of next week as the date to pronounce the verdict in the “Al-Fatah” coalition’s lawsuit against the results of the early legislative elections that took place last October.

The source stated, in a press interview, that "26-12-2021 has been set as the date for the issuance of the decision by the Federal Court regarding the lawsuit filed by the leader of the Al-Fateh Alliance Hadi Al-Amiri, demanding the annulment of the results of the early parliamentary elections."

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The highest judicial authority in Iraq sets a date to pronounce the verdict regarding the case to cancel the elections

 

 2021-12-22 04:15

 

Shafaq News/ A judicial source said on Wednesday that the Federal Court, the highest judicial authority in Iraq, had set the beginning of next week as the date to pronounce the verdict in the "Al-Fateh" coalition lawsuit against the results of the early legislative elections that took place last October.

The source told Shafaq News Agency that 26-12-2021 has been set as the date for the issuance of the decision by the Federal Court regarding the lawsuit filed by the leader of the Al-Fateh Alliance Hadi Al-Amiri, demanding the annulment of the results of the early parliamentary elections, after listening to the last pleas and requests of the two quarrelsome parties.

Al-Amiri testified in today's session before the judges of the Federal Court, in which he reiterated his position against the election results.

On the tenth of last October, Iraq held early legislative elections to get out of a political crisis that swept the country after large demonstrations in the central and southern regions in 2019 in protest against the widespread unemployment in society, the spread of financial and administrative corruption in government departments and institutions, and the deteriorating reality The service and the livelihood, which prompted the former prime minister, Adel Abdul-Mahdi, to resign under popular pressure.

As soon as the preliminary results of the recent elections were announced, the voices of political forces and actors rose in their rejection of losing many seats, accusing them of major fraud in the ballot, which was denied by the executive and judicial authorities, at a time when the United Nations and international organizations praised the integrity of the electoral process.

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The Federal Court, the highest judicial authority in Iraq, had set 26-12-2021 as the date to pronounce the verdict in the "Al-Fateh" coalition lawsuit against the results of the early legislative elections that took place last October, demanding the annulment of the results of the early parliamentary elections.

 

Thanks yota691 - Hopefully this will finally be put to rest and they can form the new Government and get about doing the people's business, and just maybe we can see the increase in the value of the Iraqi Dinar.  RON 

 

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The movement of the {larger block} returns to the front The movement of the {larger block} returns to the front

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 Erbil: Khaled Ibrahim

Legal circles suggested that the appeals filed against the election results to the Federal Court would be rejected, after the latter announced yesterday, Wednesday, the “conclusion of the plea” in the lawsuit to cancel the results submitted by the head of the “Al-Fatah” bloc, Hadi Al-Amiri, and set next Sunday the date of the ruling, while political analysts confirmed that the alliances It regains its strength as the date for announcing the election results approaches to form the largest bloc.

 

Legal expert Tariq Harb said in an interview with “Al-Sabah”: “The Federal Court announced the conclusion of its pleadings, claiming to cancel the elections because there is nothing left to be said regarding them. Half-time and Friday and Saturday are holidays, so the verdict will be issued next Sunday.”

He added, "There is a weighting of two things regarding this lawsuit, the first is to accept the lawsuit and cancel the results, and the second is to reject the lawsuit and certify the electoral results," adding that "the second possibility is the court's decision, especially since yesterday's session became clear what is going on in this direction, specifically that he mentioned That many did not receive the biometric card and that millions did not go to vote, and this matter concerns all parties and does not pertain to one party, so I think that the result is the rejection of the case and the ratification of the results, so that the President of the Republic announces, by a republican decree, that the first session will be held on the first working day on the first day of the next year.

He continued, "It is possible that the session will be urgent to make up for the delay that occurred during the period of approval of the results."

Yesterday, Wednesday, the Federal Court decided to postpone the hearing of the appeal against the election results to next Sunday, December 26, and the court indicated in a statement that "this came after hearing the last pleas and requests of the two faltering parties."

In addition, political analysts confirmed that alliances are regaining strength with the approaching date of announcing the election results to form the largest bloc.

In an interview with "Al-Sabah", political analyst Jassem Mohsen indicated that "with the approaching decision on the election results, it is certain that the movement of the political blocs will be at its peak, and we have seen Erbil in Al-Hanana and Erbil in (progress and determination), so it is certain that the movement will increase in preparation for the announcement of the election results. ".  

He added that "the current political movement headed by Nuri al-Maliki because it addressed the axis (the framework) in the understandings and there is waiting for the results of the Federal Court, so the movement will be great to prepare for the paper (the largest bloc) approved by Article 76 after the first session of the House of Representatives." 

In turn, political analyst Muhammad al-Hashemi told "Al-Sabah": "The dialogue that started with (the coordination framework) in his visit to Erbil means that he decided to combine the stage of submitting appeals to the Federal Court and moving to understanding about alliances." 

 He added that "(the coordinating framework) is moving on the Sunni, Shiite and Kurdish national horizon, because it sees that the movement of Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr with part of the Shiite component and each of the Sunni and Kurdish component weaken the Shiite political position, so (the framework) wants to replace this theory with another and with another reality and equation And it is the Shiite whole with the Sunni and Kurdish whole or with parts of the other components,” and indicated that “(the coordinating framework) considers itself to mean all, regardless of the electoral numbers and election results.”

A large delegation from the (Coordination Framework), headed by the leader of the State of Law coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, arrived in the city of Erbil yesterday, Wednesday, for a round of meetings with Kurdish leaders.

A member of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Ali Al-Faili, said in an interview with Al-Sabah: "This visit comes at a time when everyone aims to find an opening to block the political process after the election results were announced, and a group objected to these results and disrupted the formation of the expected government."

He stressed that "the Kurdistan Democratic Party stands at the same distance from everyone, but in the end, after the approval of the Federal Court on the election results, there are constitutional timings that must be respected for the formation of the House of Representatives and then assigning the President of the Republic and also the Prime Minister. The visit of a delegation (coordinating framework) headed by al-Maliki to the Kurdistan region in this context.

 

• Editing: Muhammad Al-Ansari

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Federal Court sets deadline for appeals against elections

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2021-12-23 | 05:34

 

 

 

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The Federal Court decided to postpone the special session to consider the cases submitted regarding the cancellation of the results of the legislative elections until the beginning of next week, and the court set the twenty-sixth of this month as the date for definitively ruling on the appeals submitted by the Al-Fateh Alliance regarding the polling results.

The matter with which you will be asked, this was confirmed by the lawyer of the coordination framework after the conclusion of the pleading session in the case against the election results, and after the conclusion of the framework, waiting for the decision, as the Federal Court set next Sunday the twenty-sixth of next week as the date for issuing its decision in the case.

 

 

The coordinating framework hopes that the Federal Court’s decision will be in two directions: the first is either to recount and comprehensive manual counting of all electoral districts, or to go towards canceling the current election law while preserving the votes of voters and counting them with a new mechanism, such as returning to the previous law.

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Legal expert: irrefutable evidence of tampering with the election results was a motive for postponing the decision of the Federal Court

•  Time: 12/22/2021 21:12:16
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{Politics: Al-Furat News} The legal expert, Wadi Al-Shammari, confirmed that the irrefutable evidence of manipulation of the election results was a motive to postpone the decision of the Federal Court.

 

Al-Shammari told Al-Furat News that: "presenting irrefutable evidence of tampering with the election results was the motive for postponing the decision of the Federal Court to the 26th of this month to review the appeals in a comprehensive manner, considering that it possesses realistic and real evidence."  
He pointed out that "the experts asked for time to study the appeals submitted, and they need to be examined, scrutinized and compared with the evidence, and the Federal Court decided to give this space to the experts."
Al-Shammari added, "There is still real and irrefutable evidence, and the Federal Court is the supreme authority to decide the results and it cannot bypass it." 
Today, Wednesday, the Federal Supreme Court concluded the pleading session regarding the appeals submitted in the results of the parliamentary elections, after hearing the last pleas and requests of the litigating parties.
The head of the Al-Fateh Alliance Hadi Al-Amiri attended today's session and presented evidence of fraud and the electoral commission's tampering with the results before the Federal Court.
Al-Amiri, who filed the appeal, also demanded a re-counting and manual counting in four electoral districts, one each in the Kurdistan region and in the western, central and southern governorates.

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Al-Sarraj: The political scene through shock and the Federal Court will take the calmest path

•  Time: 12/22/2021 23:45:50
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{Politics: Al Furat News} The political analyst, Adnan Al-Sarraj, confirmed that the political scene through the shock and the Federal Court will take the calmest path.

 

Sarraj said; For the “State Dialogue” program, broadcast by Al-Furat satellite channel tonight, that: “The current meetings between the political parties to establish a real environment that provides the basis for forming the next government and the three presidencies, and the coordinating framework went to Erbil to melt the ice between the Kurds and Shiite forces.” 
He added, "The coordination framework has not yet taken its natural form, and the political forces affiliated with it can give an impression of the alliance's shape, and the differences between progress and determination still exist despite the dialogues." 
 Al-Sarraj continued, "Some Shiite forces have a strong relationship with the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, and Erbil has today become a focal point for any work after obtaining the most seats, and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan is in the process of collecting its internal conditions."
He concluded, "The framework is closer to democracy than the union with the issue of the three presidencies, and it took the public and legal path and submitted appeals to the Federal Court to object to the elections. I think the period taken by the court is serious in dealing with the appeals and to satisfy the objecting parties."
And Al-Sarraj indicated, "The Federal Court is not in the business of re-counting and manual counting of all stations, and any decision for it is adapted from the inside legally and put forward, but it considers that the arena needs a space of time to resolve the political tensions and it is patient to provide complete conviction among the objectors."
He went on, "We have crossed the shock and the political parties are aware of the tendency to form the government, and the framework and the Sadrist movement are both looking for the nomination of the prime minister, and personal problems will not prevent the agreement of Nuri al-Maliki and Mr. al-Sadr, but the majority project has been dispelled by the realistic partisan vision."
Al-Sarraj concluded, "The Federal Court took the calm path, not the shock, and we suggest postponing the decision, but for shorter periods, and the next parliament can cancel the elections;
 The Supreme Federal Court, ended on Wednesday a hearing regarding the appeals filed in the results of the parliamentary post - election listening to other arguments and requests both parties Almtdaaan, the Court decided the conclusion of the hearing and set on 26.12.2021 to issue a decision in the case. "
The head of the coalition conquest Hadi al - Ameri attended In today's session, he presented evidence of fraud and the electoral commission's
tampering with the results before the Federal Court.Al-Amiri, who filed the appeal, also called for recounting and manual counting in four electoral districts, one each in the Kurdistan region and in the western, central and southern governorates.

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Surprisingly, the Commission "disabled" the Federal Court's decision on Al-Amiri's appeals

 

 2021-12-22 11:23

 

 

Shafaq News/ An informed political source revealed, on Wednesday, the "real" reason that prompted the Federal Court to postpone its decision regarding the lawsuit filed by the leader of the Al-Fateh Alliance Hadi Al-Amiri, demanding the annulment of the election results.

The source told Shafak News Agency, "The failure of the Electoral Commission to answer the technical questions sent by the Federal Court was the main reason behind the postponement of the decision session to next Sunday."

He added that "the Electoral Commission has been procrastinating in not sending the answer to the appeals, due to the presence of real legal violations, including the failure to disclose the content of the examiner's report, along with other technical details that would greatly change the announced results."

And the Federal Supreme Court in Iraq had announced the setting of December 26, 2021 as the date for the issuance of the decision by the Federal Court regarding the lawsuit filed by the leader of the Al-Fateh Alliance Hadi Al-Amiri, demanding the annulment of the results of the early parliamentary elections, after hearing the last pleas and requests of the two fallen parties.

Al-Amiri gave his testimony in the Federal Court session held on Sunday morning, 22/12/2021, before the judges of the Federal Court, in which he reiterated his position against the election results.

On the tenth of last October, Iraq held early legislative elections to get out of a political crisis that swept the country after large demonstrations in the central and southern regions in 2019 in protest against the widespread unemployment in society, the spread of financial and administrative corruption in government departments and institutions, and the deteriorating service reality And Al-Maaishi, which prompted the former prime minister, headed by Adel Abdul-Mahdi, to resign under popular pressure.

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Member of the Coordination: The Federal Court will satisfy the objectors and recount and sort the results with this percentage

•  Time: 12/24/2021 20:18:23
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{Political: Al Furat News} A member of the coordination framework, Wael Al-Rikabi, expected the Federal Supreme Court to issue a decision that "satisfies" the parties objecting to the results of the parliamentary elections that took place last October 10.

Al-Rikabi told {Euphrates News}, "The court will issue a decision that may satisfy the objecting parties after reading the subject, and it may re-count and hand-sort not to exceed 10% in some provinces and electoral centers, or the case may be rejected."
He stressed, "The coordinating framework believes in the judicial decision, and we cannot read what the court will pronounce on the decision."
He explained that "the judicial decision is based on documents, evidence and evidence, and we cannot read it as a political decision," noting that "the judicial decision remains far from understandings and favoritism, and it is very difficult to read it, but we believe in the judiciary's decision, whatever it may be, even if it is a decision against the framework and the appeals submitted by it because we have nothing but acceptance." The decision was taken despite our objection to the election results.
The Federal Supreme Court is scheduled to issue its decision regarding the appeals against the election results submitted by the coordination framework at its session next Monday.

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Why do I have the feeling this thing with Amiri and the the court is going to drag on for another 6 months. 

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6 hours ago, WheresmyRV? said:

Why do I have the feeling this thing with Amiri and the the court is going to drag on for another 6 months. 

Because it’s a real possibility.

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The holiday delays the Federal Court's decision on the results of the Iraqi elections

Baghdad

fair deputies

December 26, 2021

 

 

Al-Amiri during his appeal to the Federal Court (Twitter)

 

The announcement by the Iraqi authorities, today, Sunday, an official holiday on the occasion of Christmas, led to the postponement of a scheduled session of the Federal Court to consider the appeal submitted by the leader of the “Al-Fateh” coalition, Hadi Al-Amiri , against the results of the parliamentary elections held on October 10 .

The lawyer entrusted by the "Al-Fateh" coalition, in the case of the appeal filed, Muhammad Al-Saadi, said in a telephone conversation with "Al-Araby Al-Jadeed", that "the Federal Court postponed its session to issue the final decision regarding the lawsuit against the results of the early parliamentary elections, which were scheduled to be held, Today, until tomorrow, Monday, due to the announcement of an official holiday for all Iraqi state institutions.

 

Al-Saadi indicated that "the Federal Court will hold its session tomorrow, Monday, and this date cannot be postponed again," expecting that the session will witness the issuance of a final decision on the lawsuit submitted by Al-Amiri.

He stressed that "there will not be any postponement in the case of adjourning the case or the decision regarding it, because the court set the date for the ruling, but the official holiday postponed the pronouncement of the ruling."

Al-Saadi claimed that "a lot of evidence and documents were presented, which confirm and prove the absence of a peaceful and fair electoral process, and for this we expect that there will be a decision from the Federal Supreme Court, regarding the announced results, especially that what will be issued will be binding on everyone and the decision is absolutely not subject to appeal, given that Federal Court decisions are binding and final.

In addition, the leader of the "Sadiquon" parliamentary bloc, affiliated with the "Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq" movement, Fadel Al-Fatlawi, told "Al-Araby Al-Jadeed", that "the Federal Court will issue its own decision regarding the lawsuit to cancel the early parliamentary elections, tomorrow, Monday, after postponing the session Today, due to the official holiday announced by the General Secretariat of the Iraqi Council of Ministers.

Al-Fatlawi added: "We believe that the Federal Court will issue a decision regarding the cancellation of some electoral stations, and the conduct of manual counting and sorting for other stations to detect fraud and manipulation, according to the evidence presented by the Al-Fateh coalition at its invitation."

He expected that the decision of the Federal Court would change "even if by a small percentage of the election results announced by the commission, and that the court's decision would be professional and away from any pressures, and any decision issued by the court would be respectful and binding on us, even if it was to dismiss and invalidate the case," he said.

The "Al-Fateh" coalition's lawsuit submitted to the court is based on about 20 files that include various documents, numbers, statements and testimonies, related to what the coalition considers evidence of "rigging and manipulation" in the Iraqi elections, and demands their cancellation.

The "Al-Fateh" coalition, which politically represents the "Popular Mobilization" in Iraq, is one of the most prominent forces that did not achieve important results in the 2021 Iraqi elections , and came late in terms of the number of parliamentary seats by only 17 seats (out of 329), after it was occupying Nearly 50 seats in the previous parliament.

 

The Iraqi elections witnessed the decline of other prominent forces such as the "Wisdom" movement led by Ammar al-Hakim, the "Victory" coalition headed by Haider al-Abadi, in addition to "Sadiqun" and "Huqooq" linked to armed factions, namely "Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq" and "Kataeb Hezbollah".

 

This prompted these parties to reject the results, and to form a " coordinating framework " opposing the results of the Iraqi elections.

On the other hand, the Sadrist bloc led by Muqtada al-Sadr won 73 seats out of 329, followed by the "Progress" coalition with 37 seats, then the "State of Law" coalition led by former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki with 33 seats, and the Kurdistan Democratic Party led by Massoud Barzani with 31 a seat.

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The Federal Court postpones the decision on the election appeals to Monday

Postponement due to public holiday

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Attention will turn to the crucial Federal Court session tomorrow, Monday, to issue the final ruling on the lawsuit submitted by Hadi Al-Amiri, the head of the Al-Fateh Alliance, related to challenging the election results.

Sources from within the coordination framework suggested that a directive from the Federal Court would be issued to recount and sort a number of stations in light of the evidence presented by the framework, and indicated that the court would not ratify the election results without resolving the evidence presented by the Al-Fateh Alliance regarding the cancellation of the results.

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To ratify, not to ratify, that is the question.