84 authorities within the time specified by the law; and prolonged detention without trial. I ‐ Violations of the Right to Personal Liberty, and the Integrity of Legal Proceedings in the West Bank Through their visits to arrest and detention centers during 2010, ICHR monitored hundreds of cases of arbitrary detentions. It received (1,559) complaints against the Security Services, in which complainants claimed the invalidity of procedures followed by the Security Services. In this context, ICHR received (501) complains in the West Bank during 2010 regarding arrest without a warrant. It also received (127) complaints about searches conducted by the Security Services without a warrant. The most prominent violations are as follows: 1‐ Prosecution of Civilians Before Military Courts ICHR has noticed that the overwhelming majority of detainees arrested arbitrarily on political grounds in both the West Bank and the Gaza Strip were brought before military judicial authorities. The Palestinian Military Judiciary is an extension of the so‐called Revolutionary Judicial System of the Palestinian revolutionary forces and PLO factions. Following the issuance of the legislative resolution No.5 on 11/7/197995 by the late Palestinian President Yasser Arafat, and in his capacity as the Chairman of the Executive Committee of the PLO, the resolution came into operation in the Diaspora as well as in places where Palestinian revolutionary forces existed. Its provisions were enforced first with the Palestinian military, and later to civilians who had committed crimes against the Palestinian revolution. 95 In 1979, the late Palestinian President, Yasser Arafat, in his capacity as Chairman of the Executive Committee of the PLO, issued a decree entitled “ Legislative Resolution No.5”, through which four bodies of law came into force: a‐ The Palestinian Revolutionary Penal Code b‐ The Revolutionary Criminal Code c‐ The Law of Prisons ( Reform and Rehabilitation Centers ) d‐ The System of Revolutionary Court Fees