Central criminal court of Iraq

The Central Criminal Court of Iraq, often referred to as the "Central Criminal Court," is a key judicial body responsible for handling serious criminal cases, including terrorism, organized crime, and corruption. Established post-2003, it aims to enhance the rule of law and ensure justice in a country grappling with security challenges. The court operates under Iraq's legal framework, balancing local laws with international human rights standards. Its establishment is part of broader efforts to stabilize the Iraqi legal system and promote accountability.