Abstract
This article analyses the regulations for judges using social media and the Media, studies international resolutions and some of the most important Arab experiences. The purpose of this article is to identify social media that judges can access, in addition to legislative opinions for and against the participation of judges on social media, while the dilemma of the study lies in the extent to which judges are given freedom to use social media and the extent to which judges publish their professional achievements, disclose their job information, comment on public opinion cases published on social media, and participate in the analysis and discussion. The findings proved that the competent authorities should periodically review the judicial code of conduct and make amendments to it in line with international standards to ensure the safe use of social media for judges, and judges must perform caution when dealing with the social media, and when they post on social media, and any comment or statement published by the judge must renew citizens’ confidence in the judiciary and not conflict with the prestige of his position or with the independence and impartiality of this authority.
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