22 Respecting ordinary legislation, procedures related to the right of prosecution are adequately provided through the Civil Procedure Code, Criminal Procedure Law, judicial administration principles and Judicature Act. In pursuance of the above laws, every citizen whose basic rights are subject of breach, shall have the right to access justice whether this violation was relevant to material or moral injury or to criminal crime by other individuals or the State or non-State legal persons, also failure to execute any court judgment is deemed a criminal crime. The Judicature Act ensures distribution of courts according to domestic or specific realm of competence, thus rendering exercise of the right of litigation smooth and simple. Moreover, human right to appear before natural justice is established as a principle in the Libyan judicature; also exceptional courts for trying particular persons in a discriminately privileged manner do not exist.