72 4- Consider as null final administrative decisions on any of the functional affairs of members of the judicial bodies that fall within the jurisdiction of administrative justice and compensation claims arising from it; 5- Disputes regarding salaries, pensions and remunerations payable to members of the judicial bodies, as well as allowances and material and moral incentives; 6- Establish courts of all types and degrees except for the Supreme Court that was established and regulated by virtue of a respective law, being the only tribunal of this kind in the Great Jamhirya; 7- Establish inclusive and summary prosecution offices as well as branch offices for the Litigation Department and the People's Law Office; Substantial Developments of the Judicial Action It is beneficial before finalizing talk about the judicial system to project some of the developments that were brought forth in the area of judicature in view of their unflagging significance: First: The Judicature Law sanctioned many guarantees, immunities and privileges. It also underpinned guarantees already established in previous legislation, having introduced multiple benefits and developments. The most crucial points stated in the given Law can be summed up as follows: 1- It conferred judicial immunity on all members of the Judicial Bodies after it had been previously confined to judges and members of the public prosecution; 2- To ascertain accuracy of judicial action, first instance circuits have come to be composed of three judges instead of one magistrate judge; 3- Financial incentives were accorded to members of the judicial bodies, doubling their salaries alongside authorizing the Supreme Council of Judicial Bodies to determine allowances and remunerations;