Mohseni-Eje'i welcomes fair criticism

Oct 5

IRNA's judiciary-supplied excerpt carries Chief Justice Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Eje'i welcoming sincere, well-intentioned criticism. He says the judiciary listens and tries, where possible, to correct valid flaws, welcomes well-intentioned suggestions and reasoned criticism, including criticism accompanied by legal solutions, and thanks and prays for fair critics. He also says it does not fear uproar or attempts to create a hostile atmosphere. These are his stated commitments; the excerpt identifies no particular case or completed remedy and cuts off his final sentence.

At Iran's Supreme Judicial Council on October 5, 2026, Chief Justice Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Eje'i says the judiciary welcomes well-intentioned suggestions and criticism that is sincere, fair and reasoned, including criticism accompanied by legal solutions. He says it listens and tries to remedy valid flaws where possible, while saying it does not fear uproar or attempts to create a hostile atmosphere, and thanks fair critics. The commitments remain qualified by feasibility; the source excerpt identifies no specific case or completed correction. IRINN's October 5 council package adds Mohseni-Eje'i's call for lawful, fair rulings despite partisan uproar, consultation in ambiguous cases and avoidance of public polarization. This is the same connected firmness-and-fair-criticism statement as the direct October 5 excerpt; no particular verdict, new procedural rule or completed correction is announced.