On December 6, 2024, the Supreme Court held the 2024 regular conference of Chief Judges, attended by 42 chief judges, including the Minister of the National Court Administration and Chief Judges of courts across the nation. The Chief Justice noted that the judiciary continues to face both concern and expectation from the public, who look to it to resolve society’s most pressing issues swiftly and impartially. He emphasized that worries about national instability have intensified in light of the recent declaration of martial law.

During such times, the judiciary must remain steadfast in making every effort to strengthen the rule of law and protect the fundamental rights of the people. This can be achieved through rulings based on the Constitution and laws, with unwavering commitment to justice.