Press TV - Iranian Judiciary Chief Ayatollah Sadeq Amoli Larijani says he will not �tolerate� any form of corruption in the judicial system, pledging to publicly name all employees that are involved in such practices one way or the other.

Speaking to attorneys general�and heads of local courts, Larijani said Thursday that although there were some corrupt elements within the Judiciary�s ranks, it was not systematically corrupt as some had claimed.

�Malpractice is possible across the vast judicial system, just like it is in any other system,� he said. �But this does in no way implicate that the whole system is corrupt.�

Noting that the judiciary had had an acceptable record in cracking down on in-house graft, Larijani acknowledged that more needed to be done to uproot the problem.

�I thought it would be enough to dismiss five judges breaking the law for others to become aware of their actions, but that is not the case,� he said.

The chief justice said the judiciary was putting together a specific plan that would see the names and the pictures of corrupt judges released to the media.

�This is the final warning to all corrupt judges... so that they realize any form of corruption and criminal deeds in the judicial system warrants a harsh payback,� he asserted.