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According to information reaching Iran International, Morteza Barati and Mohammad Reza Tawakli, the two judges of the Revolutionary Court in Isfaya, played an important role in giving death sentences to the accused in the case known as "Alikhani Square". Mohammad Reza Tawakli is the judge of the first branch of the Revolutionary Court in Isfaya, and Morteza Barati is the advisor of this branch. An informed source told Iran International that Asadolah Jafari, the chief judge of Isfahan province, also has a direct role in the process of hearing cases and issuing death sentences. More details in an interview with Farnoosh Farji, editorial board member of Iran International.

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According to information reaching Iran International, Morteza Barati and Mohammad Reza Tawakli, the two judges of the Revolutionary Court in Isfaya, played an important role in giving death sentences to the accused in the case known as "Alikhani Square". Mohammad Reza Tawakli is the judge of the first branch of the Revolutionary Court in Isfaya, and Morteza Barati is the advisor of this branch. An informed source told Iran International that Asadolah Jafari, the chief judge of Isfahan province, also has a direct role in the process of hearing cases and issuing death sentences. More details in an interview with Farnoosh Farji, editorial board member of Iran International.

According to information reaching Iran International, Morteza Barati and Mohammad Reza Tawakli, the two judges of the Revolutionary Court in Isfaya, played an important role in giving death sentences to the accused in the case known as "Alikhani Square". Mohammad Reza Tawakli is the judge of the first branch of the Revolutionary Court in Isfaya, and Morteza Barati is the advisor of this branch. An informed source told Iran International that Asadolah Jafari, the chief judge of Isfahan province, also has a direct role in the process of hearing cases and issuing death sentences. More details in an interview with Farnoosh Farji, editorial board member of Iran International.

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