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Judges Support Abolishing Ministerial Accountability Law

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Judges approve abolishing the ministerial accountability law in a recent vote.
92.34% of judges demand that criminal prosecution of ministers be under regular justice.
96.03% support changing judiciary leadership selection to include binding pre-selection by judges.
1,253 judges participated in the electronic referendum, exceeding previous turnout expectations.
The judges' union calls for political parties to consider their recommendations seriously.

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Judges approve abolishing the ministerial accountability law in a recent vote.
92.34% of judges demand that criminal prosecution of ministers be under regular justice.
96.03% support changing judiciary leadership selection to include binding pre-selection by judges.
1,253 judges participated in the electronic referendum, exceeding previous turnout expectations.
The judges' union calls for political parties to consider their recommendations seriously.

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