Примеры использования Candidate judges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some 250-300 judges, candidate judges and court officials attend the Study Centre annually.
One-year paid internship for candidate judges.
Selection of candidate judges who will do the internship shall be made by the Commission for Selection of Interns composed of regional court judges. .
Starting from 1 January 2016, a number of new requirements was introduced for candidate judges.
Justice Academy of Turkey runs several courses on human rights for candidate judges and prosecutors which include the exercise of fundamental rights and freedoms and the case-law of the ECtHR.
One of the priority tasks of the Council of Justice is to organize the selection and training of candidate judges.
Justice Academy of the Ministry of Justice runs several courses on human rights for candidate judges and prosecutors which include the exercise of fundamental rights and freedoms and the case-law of the ECtHR.
New internship rules willimprove practical skills and increase the professional level of candidate judges.
Since most candidate judges would need to clear a backlog of cases before taking up their United Nations positions in January 2009, the Council would have to be established in early 2008.
CIJ has officially requested the Presidency andSCM to present the documents by which the heads of the state have rejected the candidate judges over the past ten and a half years.
On March 2008, 24 military candidate judges were given training at the Turkish Justice Academy on ECHR, judgements of ECtHR, and the impact of human rights-related international conventions on domestic law;
The Law has introduced the evaluation of the judges following their first year in office andevery five years thereafter as well as one-year paid internship for candidate judges.
In this respect,training courses covering human rights have become mandatory for candidate judges and public prosecutors during their two-year probationary period at the Training Centre for Judges and Public Prosecutors.
The Judicial Council has a Study Centre for judges, which is attended by judges and other responsible court officials,as well as candidate judges.
In this respect, training courses covering human rights have become mandatory for candidate judges and public prosecutors during their two-year probationary period at the Training Center for Judges and Public Prosecutors.
The school of national judges established by Law 2236/1994 provides educational seminars for judges on several issues while also providing special training for candidate judges.
Since 2008, candidate judges have been required to attend a three-day seminar on fundamental rights and to undergo practical training at a victim protection or welfare institution for a period of at least two weeks.
In addition to the on-the-job training given to the members of the security forces and judiciary on human rights through various programs,the Justice Academy of Turkey provides training to the candidate judges and prosecutors within a two-phase plan.
With a view to the selection of candidate judges(through examinations, interviews and long-term courses), the Judicial and Legal Council formed the Judges' Selection Committee, which brings together representatives of the general public and of NGOs.
Between 2010 and 2012, he served Counselor at the Council of the Judiciary,the constitutional body responsible for selecting candidate judges for legislative approval, exercising disciplinary authority over magistrates and overseeing the judiciary's budget.
This program is provided to candidate judges and prosecutors in each training term and covers the concept of human rights law, ECtHR judgements, Turkish Law(Article 90 of the Constitution and other provisions), as well as examples of applications of conventions and ECtHR case-law in the domestic law.
Under the provisions of article 179 of the Labour Code of the Republic of Azerbaijan, ratified by an actof 1 February 1999, when candidate judges are assigned to basic long-term training courses, their posts are kept open for them and they receive their average monthly salary.
Referring to the costs to the Tribunal resulting from some judges' absence or resignation owing to illness in 2002-2003,he said his delegation agreed with the Board's recommendation that medical standards for staff members of the Organization should also apply to candidate judges.
Under the project, UNODC conducted an international workshop onjudicial integrity-based reform and supported legal reform by providing technical assistance in developing the candidate judges education programme, which focuses on integrity, decision-making skills and the social impact of judicial decisions.
Under the national plan of action for the protection of human rights, courses for judges and candidate judges, law enforcement personnel and lawyers have focused on questions associated with international human rights conventions, initiatives have been introduced to ensure the use in court practice of the case law of the European Court of Human Rights, and research and studies have been conducted on the application by Azerbaijani courts of the provisions of international human rights instruments.
In light of the Consultative Council of European Judges(CCJE) opinion No. 4(2003) on appropriate initial and in-service training for judges at national and European levels,a department for training judges, procurators and candidate judges was set up and attached to the Judicial and Legal Council.
In October 2004, with a view to further improving arrangements for the initial andfurther training of judges and candidate judges, a joint Azerbaijan-Council of Europe expert commission on training was set up, comprising judges from various courts of Azerbaijan and European countries, together with other officials and experts in the field.
As part of this process, a number of essential steps were taken by the Judicial and Legal Council andan appropriate legal and regulatory framework was established to standardize the selection procedure for candidate judges, including the preparation of new selection rules which were ratified and published in the press.
To ensure that the new system could be implemented as of 1 January 2009, the Committee might therefore wish to consider requesting theInternal Justice Council to interview, vet and recommend candidates for the remaining vacant posts in the Office of Administration of Justice or offering such vacant posts, on an interim basis, to the remainder of the candidate judges recommended by the Council, after the judges for the two new Tribunals had been selected.