The Supreme Court said Monday it will accept the establishment of a panel that will advise the top court on appointing district and high court judges.
The Supreme Court made the announcement to the government's Judicial Reform Council, which wants the panel formed to ensure the objectivity and transparency of judicial appointments.
Under the Constitution, district and high court judges are to be appointed by the Cabinet from a list of people designated by the top court.
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