What the New Judge Promised in the March 1 Case
According to the "Zhoghovurd" newspaper, a new judge, Davit Grigoryan, has been appointed to the criminal case of "March 1" at the Yerevan Court of General Jurisdiction after another judge, Vardan Grigoryan, recused himself.
The newspaper has learned that the issue of judges' recusal has sparked discussions within the judicial system, and it has been noted that after Vardan Grigoryan's recusal, the case would be assigned to another judge. If that judge were to announce an unfounded recusal, it would reflect poorly on the judicial system. Additionally, according to conversations circulating in the judicial system, there have even been questions raised about whether judges should face disciplinary action and inevitable punishment if they unjustly recuse themselves in the March 1 criminal case.
Now, after clarifying the rules of the game, the case has been assigned to Davit Grigoryan. According to our information, he has stated that he will not recuse himself and will review the criminal case.
For further details, see today’s issue of the newspaper.
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