The results for three years are collected in a final table approved by a Decision of the Pedagogical Council, as the average of points collected from each candidate in three years. The final table is sent to the High Council of Justice and the General Prosecutor’s Office, together with the evaluations of candidates from the institutions where they had their practice period and a characteristics document prepared by the School of Magistrates for their final appointment. Initial Training Program is for 3 Since 1997 until now 269 magistrates are graduated: 159 judges and 110 prosecutors. Graduation, meritocracy, guaranty of appointment Classification of candidates for magistrates is done based on the practical and theoretical results won during the three years of study in this School, which are publicly announced in its premises after preparation by decision of the Pedagogical Council. School Director sends the information on the evaluation process for their final appointment to vacant places, in accordance with the manner of evaluation by the School, after proposals received by the candidates for their approval, respectively to the High Council of Justice for judges and to the General Prosecutor for prosecutors. Cantidates for magistrates graduated in the academic year 2013-2014 CONTINUOUS TRAINING Main objective of the Continuous Training Program in the School of Magistrates is: strengthening of independence and impartiality of the justice system through professionalism of judges and prosecutors and increasing the professionalism of judges and prosecutors and access to justice. Continuous Training Program aims at improving the professional capacities mainly towards: ethics and deontology, EU standards and Council of Europe instruments and relevant case law, in legal reasoning and writing, in strengthening knowledge on international and domestic legislation, etc. Through this program, School of Magistrates realizes a number of training activities from 70-90 per each academic year. Converted into weekly activities, we can say that it’s about 2-3 two day activities per week. Thus, School of Magistrates receives several times a year judges from district and appeal court, whose number goes up to 370 judges. In addition, School is
The results for three years are collected in a final table approved by a Decision of the Pedagogical Council, as the average of points collected from each candidate in three years. The final table is sent to the High Council of Justice and the General Prosecutor’s Office, together with the evaluations of candidates from the institutions where they had their practice period and a characteristics document prepared by the School of Magistrates for their final appointment. Initial Training Program is for 3 Since 1997 until now 269 magistrates are graduated: 159 judges and 110 prosecutors. Graduation, meritocracy, guaranty of appointment Classification of candidates for magistrates is done based on the practical and theoretical results won during the three years of study in this School, which are publicly announced in its premises after preparation by decision of the Pedagogical Council. School Director sends the information on the evaluation process for their final appointment to vacant places, in accordance with the manner of evaluation by the School, after proposals received by the candidates for their approval, respectively to the High Council of Justice for judges and to the General Prosecutor for prosecutors. Cantidates for magistrates graduated in the academic year 2013-2014 CONTINUOUS TRAINING Main objective of the Continuous Training Program in the School of Magistrates is: strengthening of independence and impartiality of the justice system through professionalism of judges and prosecutors and increasing the professionalism of judges and prosecutors and access to justice. Continuous Training Program aims at improving the professional capacities mainly towards: ethics and deontology, EU standards and Council of Europe instruments and relevant case law, in legal reasoning and writing, in strengthening knowledge on international and domestic legislation, etc. Through this program, School of Magistrates realizes a number of training activities from 70-90 per each academic year. Converted into weekly activities, we can say that it’s about 2-3 two day activities per week. Thus, School of Magistrates receives several times a year judges from district and appeal court, whose number goes up to 370 judges. In addition, School is
Broshura.ang.docx