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9824 pending cases dropped by General Pardon Law
04-04-2024 01:21 PM
Ammon News - Secretary-General of Jordan's Judicial Council (JJC), Ali Musimi, revealed that the number of pending cases in which a decision to dismiss them was issued and were included in the General Pardon Law amounted to 9,824 cases as of Thursday morning. |
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