Combating Terrorism Crimes Law

Article 57 — Article (57)

Section Three: Special Substantive and Procedural Provisions · Chapter Two: Special Procedural Provisions

1. A person against whom a decision of Attorney General is issued, pursuant to the provisions of Articles (55) and (56), and Second Clause of Article (54) herein, shall has the right to file a grievance before the court. In the case that such grievance has been rejected, the grievant is entitled to submit a new grievance after three months from the date of rejecting such grievance. 2. Such grievance shall be submitted in a form of a report before the competent court and the president of the court shall determine a date for adjudicating such grievance taking into account to inform the grievant of the same. The prosecution shall submit a memorandum commenting on such grievance. Accordingly, the court shall decide on such grievance within a period not exceeding fourteen days from the date of filing the same, whether by canceling the decision of Attorney General, amending or rejecting such grievance.

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