Mr. Mohseni Ejei! At least appoint someone as a spokesperson who understands the fundamentals and legal and judicial language, as well as the relevant organizational structure.

When the spokesperson and the director general of the Secretariat of the Judiciary, who is also a judge and should articulate the words, structures, and principles of due process, does not know the difference between the 'Special Court for Clergy' and the 'Special Clerical Court' in his interview (regardless of the title and instance) or does not consider the organizational structure important, it is concerning.

He does not think that when he says to ask about the Special Clerical Court, it legally means that an indictment has been issued for the defendant, and the case has gone to court, not to the prosecutor's office, which must first address the accusation and then decide, while in the case being questioned, this process has not been followed at all.

With these circumstances, it must be that from the daily writings of Hashemi Rafsanjani (which are sometimes edited) to the tweets of media activists and even clergy and those related to this prosecutor's office and its courts, everyone considers that entire collection to be the Special Clerical Court and does not understand that the prosecutor's office and the court have two separate legal entities.

In principle, according to the regulations of the prosecutor's offices and the Special Clerical Courts, despite the presence of first-instance and appellate court branches and the appointment of the religious authority of the first branch by the Leader of the Islamic Republic, it revolves more around the 'appointed prosecutor'; although the initial name of the Special Clerical Prosecutor's Office was changed to the Special Court for Clergy."