Haider Ahmed Dafalla

Haider Ahmed Dafalla was the Chief Justice of Sudan and president of the Supreme Court of Sudan, starting in 2014.[1] He was the highest-ranking and presiding judge in the Supreme Court, and also head of administrative functions.[2] Dafalla was nominated and recommended by the national commission for judicial services to the chief justice post, as a Chief Justice is responsible for the allocation of cases that deal with important law matters. He was the 15th Chief Justice of the Republic of Sudan since January 1956. In April 2014, the president of the Republic of Sudan appointed Haider Ahmed Dafalla by Presidential decree No. 23/2014 as Chief justice. He took office on 23 April 2014.

His Excellency Honorable Chief justice
Haider Ahmed Dafalla
صورة رئيس القضاء
15th Chief Justice of Republic of Sudan
In office
23 April 2014 – 2019
Appointed byNominated & Recommended by the national commission for judicial Services Presidential Decree No. 23/2014; .
Preceded byMohamed Hamed Ahmed Abo Sien .2014
Assumed office
23 April 2014
DeputyFirst Deputy .Justice Mahajoub AL Amin Alfkei Abdalla Second Deputy . Justice . Abdul Majeed Idriess
Personal details
Born1 January 1952
Republic of Sudan
Alma materLL.B, LL.M. PhD. Cairo university 1983.

Education

Dafalla's Academic Qualifications are: LL.B, Cairo University – Khartoum branch "First Class" 1976. LL.M, Cairo University "First Class" 1983. Cairo -Egypt.PHD "Law" – Cairo –Egypt May 1989. Beside a Diploma in Islamic Shariah Law "First Class" 1982. Cairo -Egypt.

Endorsements for Chief Justice, positions

Before Dafalla became Chief Justice of Sudan, he started his career as a legal assistant January 1977, then he was promoted to Second Grade District Judge December 1979. In November, 1981 he was promoted to District Judge First class and to Public Court Judge (it was named earlier Province Court Judge) in October 1986. Then he was promoted to Appeal Court Judge March 1992 and then finally promoted to Supreme Court Judge 5 March 2000. He was appointed by Presidential decree No. 23/2014 to Chief justice of the Republic of Sudan on 23 April 2014. Professional background Since (1977–1984) He served during this tenure in all courts hierarchy "Civil, Criminal & Sharia Courts" he served as a judge in both "Khartoum State & Red Sea State"; he also served as assistant registrar for court administration and judges affair 1984. Between (1984– 1992) He has been a member of the Technical & Scientific Research Bureau Administration; he had been seconded to Qatar from 1996– 2001; he has assigned to chair Khartoum North judicial administration (2006–2009). He was director of the training department of Sudan judiciary, member of judicial inspection (2000). He has then reappointed Director-General of Technical & Scientific Research Bureau Administration until promoted to Republic of Sudan Chief Justice. Notable Potencies – Associated Law lecturer for many Sudanese Universities. – Associated lecturer to Qatar University. – Associated lecturer of private international law.

Studies and publications
  1. – An introduction to Law
  1. – An illustration to Sudanese Civil Procedure Code ( Part I & II)
  1. – Private International Law .
  2. – Fundamental of Commercial & Civil Pleadings – comparative study.
  3. – Implementation of judicial rules in Quatrain Procedures Act.
  4. – An introduction to comparative Law of Evidence .
  5. – An illustration to Qatar Criminal Procedure Code .
  6. – An illustration to Legal terminologies.

See also

References
  1. "Handover of the COMESA Court of Justice facilities – Khartoum, Sudan 26th June 2014". COMESA Court of Justice. 15 July 2014. Archived from the original on 28 August 2019. Retrieved 28 August 2019.
  2. "Sudanese Chief Justice: Justice is an integrated system - Global Media Services - Sudan". Archived from the original on 9 March 2016. Retrieved 15 February 2016.
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