Article 33 of Juveniles Law

A Juvenile Court shall be established at the Court of First Instance, constituted of a member of the judiciary of a rank not lower than deputy president of a court at the Court of First Instance, assisted by two judges and two experts from among social specialists, at least one of whom shall be a woman. Their attendance at trial proceedings shall be mandatory. After examining the juvenile's circumstances in all respects, the two experts shall submit a report to the court before it delivers its judgment. The Public Prosecution shall be represented in the court by a member of the Juvenile Prosecution. The jurisdictional districts of each court shall be specified in the decision establishing it. The two aforementioned experts shall be appointed by a decision of the Minister of Justice in agreement with the Minister of Social Affairs and Labour, from among those meeting the conditions prescribed by a decision of the latter. Before assuming his duties, the expert shall take an oath before the appellate circuit of the Juvenile Court to perform his work faithfully and truthfully.