The battle over the Persecutor General
Post was one of the battles in the hidden war between the Judiciary and the Presidency,
and it indicates the second defeat for the presidency in row, after the first lose when the Supreme
Constitutional court rejected Morsi’s decree to restore the dissolved Parliament.
The purge of the Judiciary was one of
the revolutionary main targets as it suffered under Mubark Era from the governmental
interventions that affected its independence, moreover the common complaints of
the slow justice due to the slowness of the litigations procedures in many of
the Egyptian courts, but the Judiciary still one of the most Impervious
institutions for many reasons such:
1-
President Morsi in the two rounds against the
Judiciary played the game according to the rulings and laws that set by Mubark
and his ousted regime, that led to the two defeat out of two confrontations, for instance Mr.
Morsi and his advisors chose the moment after the judicial ruling from Cairo criminal court acquitted senior
Mubarak-era officials of charges of the
'Battle of the Camel'. Morsi decided to use the momentum of this ruling and the
popular outrage against the Prosecution to dismiss chief of the prosecutors who
was appointed by his ousted predecessor. But Morsi committed the mistake when
he neglected that he lacks the legal power to take this radical step as the law doesn't give the president the right to dismiss the prosecutors, that’s why Morsi’s weak action could not resist the judges uprising .
2-
The inefficiency of the President’s advisors that do not consider
the consequences of each action , this
inefficiency put his in an embarrassing situation for one more time, and it may
lead to more confusing decisions in the future. The question of the skills abilities of the advisors is raised
again.
3-
The absence of the national consensus,
despite the fact the dismissal of the Prosecutor General was a revolutionary
demand, but the severe disagreement between the opposition, and the President caused
more fragmentation within the political spectrum, many of the civil forces
exploit the step to attack the president, and labeled him as the one who doesn’t
respect the rule of law.
4-
The fear of the Brotherhood domination over
the vital keys of the Egyptian State motivated many of the revolutionary forces
to entrench with the Prosecutor General against any more steps that may
consolidate the President’s grip over the State institutions. many of these
forces prefer to maintain the (bad) guy rather than giving the Muslim Brotherhood
one more step forward.
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