Aishath Rizna, Chief Judicial Administrator of the Department of Judicial Administration, resigned, citing an inability to work within the legal framework and policies of the Judicial Service Commission. Her resignation comes amid an ongoing JSC investigation into cases related to judges' health insurance and recruitment, and the JSC has yet to issue a statement.
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The commission has not expressed a positive vision at the policy level regarding the administration of the judiciary and has not given any advice or guidance
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Aishath Rizna, Chief Judicial Administrator of the Department of Judicial Administration (DJA), has resigned, citing an inability to work within the legal framework and policies of the Judicial Service Commission (JSC).
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Rizna's resignation comes amid an ongoing JSC investigation into cases related to judges' health insurance and recruitment.
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