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.

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.

The Judicial Service Commission appoints the local court justices.

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

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.

With the promotion of 70 Magistrates' Court judges to the High Courts, the ethnic composition in the latter has shifted.

Judge, Lalitpur District Court.

2. The local judicial system is made up of a Superior Court and a Supreme Court led by judges appointed by the Governor.

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

Residence and non residence status of the members of the Court

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

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.

The judges of the Supreme Court and the High Court, members of the Industrial Relations Court, magistrates and local court justices are independent, impartial and subject only to the Constitution and the law and are obliged to conduct themselves in accordance with the Judicial Code of Conduct promulgated by Parliament in 1999.

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 in both instances (56.9 ).

Mr. Rajko Kuzmanovic Dean of Law Faculty and Judge of the Constitutional Court

1.6 Where, however, the Magistrate, at the conclusion of a Preliminary Inquiry, has committed the accused person to the High Court for trial, the Registrar of the High Court will then set down dates for the trial.

25. The courts of law of the Territory consist of a Court of First Instance, a Magistrates Court, a Court of Appeal and a Supreme Court.

It is the superior court of record and consists of the Chief Justice, the Deputy Chief Justice and Supreme Court judges whose number is prescribed by the Supreme Court Act and are appointed by the President.

These courts are at the base of the hierarchical judicial system.

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

The number of female Justices on the Supreme Court has risen to 40 (six out of fifteen Supreme Court Judges).

Guyana reported that its Constitution vested in an independent tribunal executive powers to appoint magistrates and to advise the President of the Republic as regards the appointment of judges of the High Court and the Court of Appeal.

Furthermore, there are virtually no women magistrates in the courts no posts in the Supreme Court of Justice or the Constitutional Court and four of the 26 seats in the Council of State.

Magistrates preside over the decentralized lower courts.

1970 1973 Judge and public prosecutor in the court district of Nürnberg, Higher Regional Court.

2.8 According to the author, he has been unable to ascertain whether any of the judges of the Supreme Court or the Court of Appeal were shareholders of Royal, and accuses the Utrecht Regional Court of failing to comply with its obligations under article 44 of the Legal State Magistrates Act (Wet Rechtspositie Rechterlijke Ambtenaren), which requires Courts to hold a register in which the additional functions of magistrates are listed.

1967 Magistrate in the Supreme Court

The number of female Justices on the Supreme Court has risen to 41 (5 out of 12 permanent Supreme Court Justices).

Judges of all lower courts were appointed by the Supreme Council of Judicature, which consisted of all the judges of the Supreme Court.

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.

(c) The Industrial Relations Court

Programming, monitoring and evaluation of initial and in service training of judges at ENMG Training of student judges in the work of juvenile judges Direction of in service training sessions for judges on the topic of children's rights.

(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

The mission visited the premises of the various courts and met with the judicial authorities and members of the legal profession, notably the Prosecutor General, the Vice President and judges of the Supreme Court, members of the Constitutional Court, the Court of Appeals and the High Court (Tribunal de grande instance).

Women could act as prosecutors, lawyers, and judges and take part in the deliberations of all courts, namely first level court, appellate court, and supreme (cassation) court.

The shortage of judges 13 superior court judges, 56 Court of Appeals judges, 101 first instance and trial judges, 251 justices of the peace is just as much of a problem.

Of 175 judges of the courts of first instance there were 121 women, of 44 judges of the courts of second instance there were 27 women. 19 judges worked at the Supreme Court, of whom 3 were women.

It consists of 11 judges elected by the House of Representatives, at the recommendation of the House of Counties, for terms of eight years.

In Denmark, the method of assigning cases to judges within the court was an internal matter of the individual courts, and methods varied from one court to the other.

1985 1986 Deputy judge at Eiker, Modum and Sigdal District Court.

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 ).

In Singapore, tenure was guaranteed for all judges of the Supreme Court, but not for judges of the subordinate courts.

The prosecutor may, upon having halted this distribution, seek to obtain such court order from a State Security court, consisting of one military and two civilian judges, as opposed to an ordinary court.

Acted as an Appeals Court from decisions of the Local Courts.