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September 28, 2011

Daily Star - Justice minister thanks Berri for judges’ pay raise, September 28, 2011

BEIRUT: Justice Minister Shakib Qortbawi visited Speaker Nabih Berri Tuesday and expressed his gratitude for the recently passed law, doubling judges’ salaries, while promising to improve the judiciary’s performance. The National News Agency said Berri received Qortbawi, who was leading a delegation from the Higher Judiciary Council and the Shura Council’s bureau.According to Qortbawi, the aim of the visit was to thank Berri for the personal effort he made to pass the law. “We have come to thank [Berri] and say, ‘You’ve treated us fairly,’” Qortbawi said. 

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