Ministerial Order dismissing Professional Court Bailiffs
The Ministry of Justice has permanently dismissed six (6) Professional Bailiffs for serious professional misconduct. The dismissal means they cannot get admitted to any other profession in the Justice sector permanently.
Click here to read the Ministerial Order N◦136/MOJ/AG/2018 of 18/07/2018 dismissing Professional Court Bailiffs.
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