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"He does have an incredible manner and ability to work with others," said the New Jersey attorney general, Anne Milgram, who in 2005 served as counsel to Jon S. Corzine, then a United States senator, and got to know Mr. Bharara through their work on judiciary issues.

Under public pressure, the head of the judiciary issued a directive this week banning detention without trial.

On Wednesday, Iran's judiciary issued verdicts for more than 80 people charged during the post-election protests.

On Wednesday Egypt's judiciary issued a decree extending the military's power to arbitrarily investigate and detain civilians, a move which Amnesty International labelled as "legally sanctioned abuse".

In his annual report on the federal judiciary, issued on Dec. 31, Chief Justice Rehnquist said the judges were "grateful" for the increase, but noted that "it only keeps judges from falling further behind the median income of the profession".

That's when the country's hard-line judiciary issued the sixth ban against his paper, squelching the cat-and-mouse game he played after each previous closure by reopening under a new name.

The May 16-17 weekend proved to be among the most controversial periods in President Sisi's nearly two-year rule, with Egypt's Mubarak era-judiciary issuing three highly symbolic decisions against the country's various opposition groups.

The chief of the judiciary, Ayatollah Mahmoud Shahroudi, issued a decree last month banning public executions.

TEHRAN — The chief of Iran's judiciary has issued a decree ordering judges not to detain suspects unless charges are pressed against them, Iranian newspapers reported Wednesday.

The judiciary has issued dozens of lengthy sentences to political activists in the past weeks and has suspended prisoners' calls to their families from prison, the Jaras Web site reported.

Mr. Khorramshahi said that Iran's judiciary had issued formal charges against Ms. Saberi, but that he had not seen the indictment sent to the Revolutionary Court, which handles security-related and other cases.