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The judge of the Administrative Court gave his shoes to an old man. A readable description of the presence of a family in the Court of Administrative Justice. The judge of Branch 44 of the Court of Administrative Justice presented, while managing the case and taking protective measures for an elderly family, a care model based on human dignity in the process of dealing with the clients' demands. Ali Abdi, in a note he gave to the Jamran website, told about his experience during several hours in one of the branches of the Court of Administrative Justice and wrote an article titled "Out of respect for humanity; he published a narrative from the 44th branch of the Court of Appeals for Administrative Justice. In a society where people sometimes face coldness, indifference and boredom on the way to solving their problems, there is great value and hope to see an official who sees people's pain, does not pass over their suffering with indifference and is even willing to take off his shoes so that others suffer less. Sometimes a simple behavior touches the human heart to such an extent that its value is more than thousands of words and slogans. Today I applied to the Court of Administrative Justice, Branch 44 for appeals; There I witnessed a scene that really affected me and made me tell myself that humanity is still alive and there are still those who have a heart full of love and philanthropy in addition to their responsibility and role. An elderly man, along with his wife and daughter, approached the judge to continue his case. The appearance and clothing of this family showed that they were probably facing financial problems and hardships in life; They came to present their request and ask the judge to examine their case. The honorable judge patiently listened to this man's request, examined his case, and proceeded with the matter personally; But what happened next was more than an administrative and legal process.

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The judge of the Administrative Court gave his shoes to an old man. A readable description of the presence of a family in the Court of Administrative Justice. The judge of Branch 44 of the Court of Administrative Justice presented, while managing the case and taking protective measures for an elderly family, a care model based on human dignity in the process of dealing with the clients' demands. Ali Abdi, in a note he gave to the Jamran website, told about his experience during several hours in one of the branches of the Court of Administrative Justice and wrote an article titled "Out of respect for humanity; he published a narrative from the 44th branch of the Court of Appeals for Administrative Justice. In a society where people sometimes face coldness, indifference and boredom on the way to solving their problems, there is great value and hope to see an official who sees people's pain, does not pass over their suffering with indifference and is even willing to take off his shoes so that others suffer less. Sometimes a simple behavior touches the human heart to such an extent that its value is more than thousands of words and slogans. Today I applied to the Court of Administrative Justice, Branch 44 for appeals; There I witnessed a scene that really affected me and made me tell myself that humanity is still alive and there are still those who have a heart full of love and philanthropy in addition to their responsibility and role. An elderly man, along with his wife and daughter, approached the judge to continue his case. The appearance and clothing of this family showed that they were probably facing financial problems and hardships in life; They came to present their request and ask the judge to examine their case. The honorable judge patiently listened to this man's request, examined his case, and proceeded with the matter personally; But what happened next was more than an administrative and legal process.

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