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ترجمه انگلیسی
Abolfazl Mirshams Shahshahani was a lawyer, jurist and the first prosecutor in Tehran after the revolution, who resigned a year later and was appointed as the Attorney General of the country.
Shahshahani is currently practicing law.
Judicial activities
Shahshahani became Tehran's first public prosecutor after the revolution, but resigned a year later to protest the lack of judicial authority and the arrest and release of Mohammad Montazeri. At the same time, he was accused of being a member of SAVAK by Mustafa Chamran, the Deputy Prime Minister of the Provisional Government, and was prevented from leaving the country and issuing his passport. After his resignation, he was appointed Attorney General of the country.
Mir Shams Shahshahani was a member of the liquidation board of the Ministry of Justice after the Revolution until July 1979.
Political activities
After resigning from the prosecutor's office, Shahshahani resumed his activities as a lawyer.
Shahshahani participated in the establishment of the Society for the Defense of Freedom and Sovereignty of the Iranian Nation and was arrested in 1990, after a 90-signature letter, and spent time in solitary confinement with many other signatories. He was a supporter of national religious prisoners, objected to government behavior, and was one of the signatories to relevant statements.
Shahshahani joined the group after the establishment of the National-Religious Coalition Council and worked in line with the activities of the National-Religious Coalition.
