87 However, independence of the judiciary means also noninterference in its affairs by any entity from outside since legislation has entrusted monitoring of judicial action to a judicial body comprised of a number of judges of higher degrees, or the so-called Inspection Department. Inspection is carried out by examining the performance of the inspector every year at the Inspection Department Headquarters or the competent branch, as appropriate, or by the inspector moving to the workplace of the member subject of inspection. In all cases, the inspector is provided with a copy of the legal work performed by the member subject of inspection, while the latter may present to the inspector first-hand positive level of effort to indicate his efficiency. This work or level of effort is subject to evaluation affirmatively or negatively and no member of the judicial body will be entitled to promotion unless he is reported to have been evaluated at least by above average grade. The judge applies justice in balancing legal interests of adversaries. The Judicature Law presupposes the impartiality of the judge; however he is to be prevented from examining the case once proved to be of vested material or moral interest or if he is bound in kinship up till the fourth grade with any of the adversaries, or if he has had prior opinion on the subject case under his examination. The Libyan Law has adopted this principle to ensure smooth conduct of justice and maintain its networking with public order, which the judge is automatically committed to it, even without plea on the part of the adversaries. 2- Ensuring the right of litigation and equality before court: The Great Green Human Rights Charter in the Era of the Masses stipulates in its ninth principle that "Mass society guarantees the right of litigation and the independence of the judiciary and that the accused has the right to a fair trial". This principle applies to foreigners as well. The foreigner who goes to court, will be entitled to enjoy the same rights of the