62 The Libyan Judiciary is currently regulating a battery of laws, namely: 1- Judicature Law no 6/2006 regulating all functional affairs of the members of judicial bodies. These bodies are: Courts, Public Prosecution, Department of State Litigation, People's Law Office, and Law Department. 2- Supreme Court Law no 6 for 1982 amended by Law no 17/1994 regulating status of judges of the Supreme Court and modality of forming its circuits and running its affairs fully independently from the rest of the judicial bodies; 3- Law no 87/1971 on Department of Litigation defines competence of the members of the Department; 4- Law no 88/1971 on Administrative Judicial System regulates competence of Administrative Judicial Circuits at the Court of Appeal, laying special emphasis on requests for rescinding final administrative decisions and determining due compensation; 5- Law no 4/1981 on People's Law Office regulates competence of Office members in rendering free defence for citizens in lawsuits they file or in actions brought against them; 6- Law no 6 for 1982 on Law Department defines its jurisdiction in giving legal opinion vis-a-vis all cases submitted to it from State administrations and reviewing bills and regulations. All members of these judicial bodies enjoy the same immunities and privileges enjoyed by the judges. Within the framework of supporting women in mass society, women vigorously obtruded all judicial bodies now accounting for 40% of the total number of their members.