The members of the Committee on Rules and Judicial Practice selected on 28 September 2004 are as follows President Nelson, Chairman Vice President Vukas Judges Caminos, Marotta Rangel, Yankov, Yamamoto, Mensah, Chandrasekhara Rao, Akl, Anderson, Treves, Marsit (ex officio) and Ndiaye, members.

The members of the Committee on Staff and Administration selected on 28 September 2004 are as follows Judge Wolfrum, Chairman Judges Caminos, Kolodkin, Bamela Engo, Mensah, Marsit, Xu and Cot, members.

The members of the Committee on Budget and Finance selected on 28 September 2004 are as follows Judge Akl, Chairman Judges Yankov, Mensah, Anderson, Treves, Jesus, Cot and Lucky, members.

Protection of judges, prosecutors, surveillance personnel, law enforcement officers and witnesses

The composition of the Chamber, in order of precedence, is as follows Judge Marsit, President Judges Caminos, Yankov, Park, Mensah, Chandrasekhara Rao, Anderson, Jesus, Xu, Cot and Lucky, members.

The members of the Committee on Library and Publications selected on 28 September 2004 are as follows Judge Anderson, Chairman Vice President Vukas Judges Caminos, Marotta Rangel, Kolodkin, Park, Chandrasekhara Rao, Wolfrum, Treves and Ndiaye, members.

The members of the Committee on Buildings and Electronic Systems selected on 28 September 2004 are as follows Judge Jesus, Chairman Judges Yankov, Akl, Anderson, Wolfrum and Lucky, members.

1996 Member of the Norwegian Association of Judges apos Committee for further education of judges.

The composition of the Chamber, in order of precedence, is as follows Judge Treves, President Judges Marotta Rangel, Yankov, Bamela Engo, Akl, Anderson and Xu, members.

The composition of the Chamber for Fisheries Disputes, in order of precedence, is as follows Judge Caminos, President Judges Yamamoto, Kolodkin, Park, Wolfrum, Ndiaye and Jesus, members.

The members of the Chamber, in order of precedence, are as follows President Nelson Vice President Vukas Judges Park, Treves and Ndiaye, members Judges Anderson and Lucky, alternates.

Training of law enforcement officials, investigators, prosecutors and judges remains a priority.

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The composition of the Special Chamber to deal with the case is as follows Judge Chandrasekhara Rao, President Judges Caminos, Yankov and Wolfrum and Judge ad hoc Orrego Vicuña, members.

The persons who have received training include judges, magistrates, prosecutors, customs officials, member of the police force and, in some instances, navy officials.

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

Women account for 13.38 per cent of the number of judicial officers and there are currently 170 female judges.

No magistrate or other judicial officer was present.

In addition, further training and deployment of judges and court officials should be undertaken.

Such techniques were permitted when law enforcement officials were ordered to do so by a superior law enforcement official or other government official.

Ministry officials have also started to collect judicial statistics in an effort to oversee the work of judicial officials.

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

(c) States should be encouraged to adopt legislation and procedures to enable protection of judges, prosecutors, surveillance personnel, law enforcement officers and witnesses

Judges and public prosecutors are to be appointed and relieved of duty by the High Judicial Council.

(e) To provide training to the judicial police, court clerks, prosecutors and judges as required.

Security measures were in place to protect judges and officers of the court when it was considered necessary.

A. Conduct of law enforcement officials

The judge says the court clerk says.

Particular attention will be given to promoting subregional cooperation and coordination between judges, prosecutors, investigators and drug enforcement officers.

Justice, member of the Supreme Court, Helsinki

Justice, member of the Supreme Court since 1979.

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 ).

29. Relations between judicial and police officials were often strained.

176. The Special Rapporteur welcomes the expressions of commitment by the Lord Chancellor and the Shadow Lord Chancellor and the assurance of the Lord Chief Justice.

(x) Note by the Secretary General on compensation for officials other than Secretariat officials members of the United Nations Administrative Tribunal (A C.5 59 12)

(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

Subsequently, before being appointed as judges, they were required to complete at least one year of training as a judge apos s clerk and deputy.

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The High Court has an establishment of 30 puisne judges in addition to the Chief Justice who is an ex officio member.

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.

Gender awareness programmes need to be fully integrated into the training programmes for judges, prosecutors, court staff and judicial inspectors and auditors.

(iii) Providing human rights education for officials of the legal system, including judges and prison guards

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III Conditions of service and compensation for officials other than Secretariat officials members of the International Court of Justice, judges of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and ad litem judges of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda

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.