Art. 47. Upon members of the Cabinet having been impeached by the National Council, the Provisional President may remove them from office, but such removal shall be subject to the reconsideration of the National Council.
CHAPTER VI.—THE JUDICIARY
Art. 48. The Judiciary shall be composed of those judges appointed by the Provisional President and the Minister of Justice.
The organization of the Courts and the qualifications of judges shall be determined by law.
Art. 49. The Judiciary shall try civil and criminal cases, but cases involving administrative affairs or arising from other particular causes shall be dealt with according to special laws.
Art. 50. The trial of cases in the law Courts shall be conducted publicly, but those affecting public safety and order may be in camera.
Art. 51. Judges shall be independent, and shall not be subject to the interference of higher officials.
Art. 52. Judges during their continuance in office shall not have their emoluments decreased and shall not be transferred to other offices, nor shall they be removed from office except when they are convicted of crimes, or of offences punishable according to law by removal from office.
Regulations for the punishment of judges shall be determined by law.