CAIRO--On my first day here this week, I found myself among a clutch of young activists milling about the Ministry of Justice. They were rallying in solidarity with the nation’s judiciary, which managed to resist much of the endemic corruption that prevailed under dictator Hosni Mubarak. Now, in the afterglow of a peaceful revolt that ended 30 years of despotism, the judiciary is at the center of a debate over how and when to write a new constitution.
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