Judicial Selection Committee picks 26 more judges, registrars after extended freeze
This latest series of appointments follows Sunday's appointment of 68 judicial officials after around a year and a half of delay
Assessment
After a prolonged freeze lasting roughly a year and a half, the Judicial Selection Committee has resumed its work in earnest, appointing 26 additional judges and registrars on the heels of 68 appointments made just days earlier. The scale of these back-to-back appointments signals an effort to clear a significant backlog that had accumulated during the impasse. The key question now is whether this pace will continue or if political tensions will stall the process again.