The Judiciary Sample Clauses
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The Judiciary. 1. The judicial authority of the Republic of Burundi shall be vested in the courts.
2. The Judiciary shall be impartial and independent and shall be governed solely by the Constitution and the law. No person may interfere with the Judiciary in the performance of its judicial functions.
3. The Judiciary shall be so structured as to promote the ideal that its composition should reflect that of the population as a whole.
4. The courts and tribunals shall operate in Kirundi and the other official languages. Laws shall be enacted and published in Kirundi and the other official languages.
5. The Constitution shall provide for a Supreme Court of Burundi. Its Rules of Procedure, composition and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, and the organization of its ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, shall be determined by an organic law.
6. The judges of the Supreme Court shall be appointed by the President from a list of candidates nominated by the Judicial Service Commission and approved by the National Assembly and the Senate.
7. There shall be a National Department of Public Prosecutions attached to the Supreme Court; its members shall be appointed in the same manner as the judges of the Supreme Court.
8. The other courts and tribunals recognized in the Republic of Burundi shall be the Court of Appeal, the High Courts, the Resident Magistrates’ Courts and such other courts and tribunals as are provided for by law. The Ubushingantahe Council shall sit at the level of the colline. It shall administer justice in a conciliatory spirit.
9. The President of the Court of Appeal, the presidents of the High Courts, the public prosecutors and the state counsels shall be appointed by the President of the Republic following nomination by the Judicial Service Commission and confirmation by the Senate.
10. The Government, within the limits of its resources, shall ensure that magistrates possess the desired qualifications and necessary training for the performance of their duties, and that the resources needed by the Judiciary are made available to it.
11. No one shall be denied a post in the magistracy on grounds of ethnic origin or gender.
12. A Judicial Service Commission with an ethnically balanced composition shall be established. It shall be made up of five members nominated by the Executive, three judges of the Supreme Court, two magistrates from the National Department of Public Prosecutions, two judges from the resident magistrates’ courts and three members of the legal profession in private practice. The judges, magistrate...
The Judiciary. 1. The Judiciary in the Sudan shall be independent and decentralised.
2. Every State shall have a judicial organ which is composed of a court of appeal, province courts, district courts and local courts.
3. Appeals from the Court of Appeal shall be submitted to the Supreme Court.
4. Administration of justice in the State shall be vested in the State Judicial Organ.
5. Judges at all levels shall be appointed by the President of the Republic on the recommendation of the High Judicial Council.
6. Matters related to qualification, emoluments, privileges, promotions, training, retirements, etc. shall be regulated by law.
The Judiciary. 1. The Judiciary call on the United Nations, EU, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and other international institutions in a position to do so, to assign trained personnel and international experts for the purpose of providing technical support and assistance to the NTGB, especially for the functioning of its ministries and parastatals shall be the third organ of the NTGB. Its structure shall remain unchanged.
1 Owned or controlled totally or partly by the Government (e.g. “a parastatal mining corporation”)
2. Immediately upon the installation of the NTGB, all members of the Supreme Court of Bogaland i.e. the Chief Judge and all its Associate Justices shall be deemed to have resigned.
3. Under the NTGB, all new judicial appointments shall be made by the Chairman of the NTGB and approved by the NTLA. Nominations for such judicial appointments shall be based on a shortlist of candidates for each position recommended by the National Bar Association, including the female lawyers.
4. The Chief Justice and all Associate Justices within the NTGB shall not contest for any elective office during the election that will be held in Bogaland.
The Judiciary. 1. The Judiciary shall be the third organ of the NTGL. Its structure shall remain unchanged.
2. Immediately upon the installation of the NTGL, all members of the Supreme Court of Liberia i.e. the Chief Judge and all its Associate Justices shall be deemed to have resigned.
3. Under the NTGL, all new judicial appointments shall be made by the Chairman of the NTGL and approved by the NTLA. Nominations for such judicial appointments shall be based on a shortlist of candidates for each position recommended by the National Bar Association, including the female lawyers.
4. The Chief Justice and all Associate Justices within the NTGL shall not contest for any elective office during the 2005 elections to be held in Liberia.
The Judiciary. 1. There shall be a Constitutional Court competent to resolve disputes among the cantons, between any of these and the Federation, between any municipality and its canton or the Federation, or between or within any of the organs of the Federation. The judges shall be nominated by the President and elected by the Legislature, and shall consist of an equal number from each of the constituent peoples; during a transitional period of five years, one third of the judges shall be appointed by the President of the International Court of Justice from persons who are not citizens of the Federation.
2. There shall be a Human Rights Court established in accordance with Resolution 93 (6) of the Committee of ministers of the Council of Europe, whose composition and competence shall be specified in the Constitution.
3. There shall be a Supreme Court, which shall have selective appellate jurisdiction from the courts of the cantons and such jurisdiction as specified in the Constitution and in legislation. The members of the Court shall be nominated by the President and elected by the Legislature, and shall consist of an equal number of judges from each of the constituent peoples.
The Judiciary.
1.17.1. The Judiciary of South Sudan shall be independent and subscribe to the principle of separation of powers and the supremacy of the rule of law.
1.17.2. There shall be reforms of the judiciary that shall include but not be limited to the review of the Judiciary Act during the Transition. Notwithstanding, efforts shall be made to build the capacity of the judicial, personnel and infrastructure.
1.17.3. The RTGoNU shall establish an ad hoc Judicial Reform Committee (JRC) to study and make recommendations to the RTGoNU for consideration.
1.17.4. The JRC shall be chaired by an eminent and independent jurist and its members shall be drawn by the stakeholders from the legal profession. The ad hoc JRC shall be composed of: TGoNU: five (05); SPLM/A- IO: two (02); SSOA: one (01); FDs: one (01); OPP: one (01); and IGAD Representatives: two (02).
1.17.5. The JRC shall be chaired and deputized by the representatives from IGAD.
1.17.6. The reconstituted Judicial Service Commission (JSC) as provided for under Article 17.1.9, shall undertake appropriate judicial reforms and restructuring of the Judiciary during the Transitional Period.
1.17.7. There shall be established, during the Transitional Period, an independent, impartial and credible Constitutional Court, whose composition, functions and duties shall be regulated by law.
The Judiciary. The federal judiciary will consist of a supreme court composed of an equal number of Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot judges appointed jointly by the president and vice- president with the consent of the upper house. The supreme court will sit as the federal constitutional court and the highest court of the federation. Its presidency will rotate between the senior Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot members of the supreme court. Lower federal courts may be established in each federated state.
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The Judiciary. 12.1. The Judiciary of South Sudan shall be independent and subscribe to the principle of separation of powers and the supremacy of the rule of law, in accordance with the TCRSS, 2011.
12.2. There shall be reforms of the judiciary that shall include but not be limited to the review of the Judiciary Act during the Transition. Notwithstanding, efforts shall be made to build the capacity of the judicial, personnel, and infrastructure.
The Judiciary. The Judicial authority is vested in the courts. They are independent subject to the law and the Transitional Federal Constitution.
6.1 There shall be the following courts:
a. The Supreme Court;
b. The Federal Court of Appeal;
c. Trial Courts;