Electronic Monitoring Applied to 30 Cases in July, 121 Since Start of Year - Jordan News
The ministry implemented 30 electronic monitoring cases (using electronic bracelets) in July, bringing the total number of cases since the beginning of the year to 121 by the end of the month. اضافة اعلان The Ministry also received eight requests for access to information during the same period. Notably, notaries completed 24,200 transactions in July, while 3.2 million legal documents were electronically archived.
(Al-Mamlaka)
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