Tehran, YJC. The Supreme Leader of Iran has reinstated the country’s Head of Judiciary.

Following the Islamic Republic of Iran’s 157th
article of Constitution, the Supreme Leader ordered ayatollah Sadeq Amoli
Larijani to stay in his position as the Head of Iran’s Judiciary system for
another term.
The website of Iran’s jurist guardian reports that ayatollah
Khamenei reinstated the former head of the Judiciary branch for another term.
"With gratitude for your period of knowledgeable, precious
effort in responsibility over the Judiciary branch and following the
Constitution’s 157th article, I hereby choose you for the sensitive
position for yet another term,” reads ayatollah Khamenei’s order.
In his letter, the Supreme Leader has emphasized the
Judiciary’s cooperation with the administrative and the legislative branches.
It has also pointed out the need to "establish the processes
needed to provide everyone access to justice, shorten the jurisdiction path, amend
the rules and prepare the bills needed by the judiciary, insuring the branch’s
health by applying the needful observation, fighting corruption, and most
important of all, to create social security and the occasion of crime in
cooperation with responsible organizations.”