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Dr. Mohamed Darwish
"Dr. Ibrahim Darwish was a pillar of legal scholarship, a visionary in constitutional law, and an unwavering advocate for justice. As his son, I carry forward his commitment to education and law, ensuring that his contributions continue to inspire future generations."
A Life Long Bond
Dr. Ibrahim Darwish was deeply connected to both the Egyptian and American Supreme Courts, not just on a professional level, but emotionally as well. He found immense passion in the principles of justice and constitutional law upheld by these institutions. His lifelong dedication to legal scholarship was fueled by his admiration for these courts, where he saw the embodiment of fairness, governance, and the power of the law in shaping societies.
Egyptian Supreme Court
The Supreme Constitutional Court (SCC) of Egypt is the highest judicial authority in constitutional matters. Established in 1969, it ensures that laws and regulations comply with the Egyptian Constitution. The Court consists of a Chief Justice and a number of other judges, appointed by presidential decree.
American Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) is the highest judicial authority in the country. It was established in 1789 and operates as the final arbiter of federal constitutional law. The Court consists of nine justices, including a Chief Justice, all of whom are appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate.
