Judges

2. Judges

Galilei's judges ...

(a) Newly elected ( ) and re elected judges (indicating current presiding judges)

Women are appointed as judges in the lower judiciary but the ratio of female judges is much less than male judges.

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.

Secretaries to Judges

Total Judges (4)

Judges, bankers, aristocrats

The Agreement provides, in article 3, for a Trial Chamber, composed of three Cambodian judges and two international judges, and a Supreme Court Chamber, composed of four Cambodian judges and three international judges.

International Association of Women Judges, merger of International Women Judges Foundation, in special consultative status, and International Association of Women Judges, not in status.

The outside activities of judges and deputy judges are also published on the internet.

In Cyprus, the law recognized the right of judges to form judges apos associations.

In Sweden, all future judges underwent quot in training quot as non permanent judges.

Are you the judges?

Hence, the full utilisation of ad litem judges depends on the availability of permanent judges.

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

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.

The Chambers are composed of 16 permanent judges and a maximum of 9 ad litem judges.

Training of judges and attorneys

For Judges and Public Prosecutors

Judges Mr. Ronny Abraham (France)

Women are appointed as judges.

Judges have security of tenure.

(c) Judges who are retiring

Judges apos secretaries 2 2

Judges apos secretaries 2 2

UNCITRAL INSOL Judges apos Colloquium.

International Association of Judges 9

AGAINST Judges Shahabuddeen, Weeramantry, Koroma.

Somebody said judges were coming.

The judges can't stand that.

We welcome efforts to enhance national capacities through training judges and using visiting judges, among other things.

Nine permanent judges are members of the three Trial Chambers, which is supplemented by ad litem judges.

There are currently seven (7) serving Supreme Court judges out of an establishment of nine (9) judges.

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 ).

The number of female judges continues to climb in conjunction with the rising number of judges in general.

(d) Common costs of Judges ( 347,100) to cover the relocation allowance of three eligible Judges ( 133,800) and provision for removal of household effects ( 30,000) travel on home leave for two Judges ( 10,000) education grant allowance for four of the newly elected Judges ( 60,000) pension of five Judges ( 73,100) and benefits for the survivor of one deceased Judge ( 40,200).

1. The International Association of Judges, which represents judges belonging to 52 national associations of judges on five continents, expressed its support for resolution 1997 42 on human rights and terrorism.

As the Security Council had decided that the terms and conditions of service of the Rwanda Tribunal judges should be the same as those of the former Yugoslavia Tribunal judges, the Rwanda Tribunal judges requested compensation comparable to that paid to former Yugoslavia Tribunal judges.

They are both very competent judges.

Training of Judges and Public Prosecutors

Directorate of Court Operation and Judges

Currently there are 25 serving judges.

129. The State guarantees to judges