Does the magistrate wish to proceed?

Hutu judges currently account for the majority of judges in the Magistrates' Courts (Tribunaux de résidence), where a degree in law is not a necessary requirement for appointment as a judge.

1985 1988 Examining magistrate, Special Court

In Uruguay, there was an association of judicial magistrates which was affiliated to the International Union of Magistrates (Rome).

They want me to run for that county court judgeship.

Been a judge many times and many towns.

We don't know yet. The magistrate will decide that.

Itinerant magistrates and judges still run circuit courts throughout the country.

The Judicial Service Commission appoints the local court justices.

During the reporting period, the first graduating class of 60 magistrates from the Magistrates School (École de la Magistrature) was deployed throughout the different jurisdictions.

UNDCP collaborated with the University of the West Indies in conducting training programmes for prosecutors, magistrates, judges and police officials throughout the region.

The assistance included training for law enforcement personnel and national administrators, as well as for judges, magistrates and prosecutors.

The magisterial inquiry was still in progress.

On Thursday last, before the Bournemouth magistrate,

The judge and the D.A. gave you a clean bill of health.

1978 1980 Deputy judge, Kristiansand Tingrett (district court), Kristiansand

The Justice Ministry recently gave instructions to the École de la Magistrature to implement the proposal.

In Malta, a law was being enacted to ensure more generous pensions for judges and magistrates.

In Australia (Queensland), magistrates and District Court judges might be removed by the Executive.

Local judges are subject to confirmation by the voters every six years.

In Vanuatu, where there were also lay magistrates and justices, there was a need for professional judicial training.

With respect to judges, all 60 students at the École de la Magistrature received a two day training in mediation in January, while presentations were made to judges in several regions.

Justice Hunt has regularly delivered papers dealing with criminal law issues to conferences of the judges of, variously, the Supreme Court, the District Court and the Local Court of New South Wales.

Senior magistrates were locals with law degrees and a minimum number of experience.

Joined the Magisterial Bench in 1986, and rose up to the rank of Chief Magistrate in 1993

The main change is that rulings in cases of dispute over access are now delivered by the magistrates, but the parties to the case may appeal against a magistrate apos s ruling to the Ministry of Justice.

Field offices carried out large numbers of training seminars for military, police and justice officials, as well as mayors and other local authorities.

As Resident Magistrate based at Kabwe, Central Province of Zambia, I was in charge of all professional staff (magistrates and Local Court Justices), including all administrative support staff in the Province.

International conferences (1) Seminar on trademarks law practice the basic concepts, by the World Intellectual Property Organization at Geneva, Switzerland 1993

37. MICIVIH encouraged and participated in a joint training programme for magistrates and judicial police.

Women continue to compose the majority of professional labor judges (67.3 of the judges, and 57.1 of the registrars), nearly half of the District Courts judges (41.3 ), almost half of the Magistrate Courts Judges (48.7 ) and more than half of the registrars (56.9 ).

However, the officer in charge of the police station or the police officer making the investigation must still transmit to the nearest Judicial Magistrate a copy of the entries in the diary relating to the case, and shall at the same time forward the accused to such Magistrate.

Duties included determining the rights of children in matrimonial disputes and succession, implementing the provisions of the Kenya Children Act, and training judges and magistrates in the provisions of the Act.

In early February 1996, the Presidents of the Congress and the Judiciary met with President Alvaro Arzú to discuss the question of the security of judges and magistrates.

(i) 1972 present Law clerk at the District Court of Lund 1972 1975, Law clerk at the Court of Appeals of Scania in Malmö, 1975 1978, Associate Justice 1984, Justice of Appeal 1990, Chief Justice of Appeal 1998

In Mexico, the Supreme Court of Justice was empowered to appoint supernumerary judges and magistrates to assist in the work of the courts in order to ensure the prompt and expeditious administration of justice.

That was the official theory.

The association was part of the Latin American Federation of Magistrates.

206. The Committee recommends that the State party, in its continuing efforts in the field of human rights education and awareness, continue to pay attention to the establishment of training programmes aimed at familiarizing law enforcement officials, judges, magistrates, teachers and social workers with the standards of the Convention.

Residence and non residence status of the members of the Court

The procurators are appointed and or removed from office by the local congresses under the same conditions as judges.

Justices Kirby and Gaudron, dissenting, both found that the trial judge had erred in not considering the possibility of the father moving to live near the child.

Following the promulgation of the Law, 70 Hutu judges from the Magistrates' Courts (Tribunaux de résidence) were promoted to the High Courts.

A United States District Court for Guam is headed by a District Court Judge appointed by the President of the United States.

In civil law countries and some common law countries, professional training for judges and magistrates was mandatory practice, except for lay judges in some countries.