Yemeni Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of the Republic of Yemen is the highest court in Yemen, located in Sana'a . The Supreme Court of Yemen is divided into 8 divisions: constitutional, appeal, criminal, military, civil, family, commercial and administrative. As the highest court, the Supreme Court considers appeals against decisions on military disciplinary, as well as civil, personal, administrative, and commercial cases, as well as final judgments in criminal cases. As a constitutional court, the Supreme Court has the power to monitor the constitutionality of laws, by-laws, decrees, decrees, and decrees; resolve conflicts of jurisdiction between courts of law; resolve cases concerning disputed election results ^[1] . In addition, the Supreme Court in the first instance considers claims against the President , Vice-President , Prime Minister , their deputies and ministers. The meetings are held in an open format, not counting the cases when the Court is sitting behind closed doors for reasons of security or public morality. At the same time, absolutely all court verdicts are published openly. The budget of the Court is approved by the Supreme Judicial Council.

Supreme Court of the Republic of Yemen
المحكمة العليا بالجمهورية اليمنية
View	Supreme Court
Instance	Court of appeal High court constitutional Court
Jurisdiction
Established	1990
Office languages	Arabic
Composition	Life appointment by the High Judicial Council
Authorized by	Yemeni Constitution
Life time	before the age of 65
Of members	about 50
Guide
Chief Justice of Yemen	Essam Abdel Wahab al-Samawi
Took office	2006
Site
موقع المحكمة العليا بالجمهورية اليمنية