Please be careful, I have no personal problem with the professor or any other person, and I feel sorry for the people who sometimes I see in the comments take this way instead of expert discussion, and sometimes it might be their benefit to take this way.
Please think more that I presented a legal discussion and not about people, whoever they are.
Officers, including the police, are subject to the orders of the judiciary, especially the prosecutors.
Now the question is what the head of the judiciary (I emphasize again, I mean a legal person and not a real person and I have nothing to do with individuals) to the Attorney General of the country to the local prosecutors give orders to the police to deal with obscenity and the like, what is the duty of this officer?
Does the bailiff have the ability to oppose the judicial order? To say that he has no right? That too from a lawyer who says this.
At the same time, pay more attention to the political or even non-legal words of the head of the Judiciary that you said about the case and the available evidence.
You will notice that this year the measures at the top of the pyramid of power are to deal with and be strict on the issue of hijab.
I was very surprised by your highness as a university professor and a cultured person with such a superficial perception.
You have been and are respectful to me and I tried to present your answer with this background that I have briefly presented.
good luck
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