Sentence examples for judicial training from inspiring English sources

But civil servants have no involvement in judicial training.

Why has there been no dispersion of national bodies round the country, except for one judicial training school to Barcelona?

In 1964 elementary judicial training for lay justices was introduced; this is now regulated by the Judicial Studies Board.

Indeed, some thought it positively harmful: in 1976, Lord Devlin said that the words "judicial training" occasioned alarm.

His areas of interest for SSFDD include judicial training in electoral systems, conflict resolution, and human rights advocacy.

But to date the international investment, focused on police and judicial training in an official culture rife with corruption and cronyism, has netted modest returns.

It involves tasks like reforming judicial systems, training local law enforcement and disarming and reintegrating former combatants.

It is how the judicial college trains its judges and how the young advocates learn: for example in the advocacy courses conducted by the Inns and SE Circuit Summer Courses at Keble.

A place like Shanghai has companies that produce their own intellectual property and that does have an intellectual property court and has judicial personnel trained up in IP, but its reach doesn't extend to those areas outside of Shanghai from which you get counterfeit products that come into the Shanghai market.

Mr. Lehner said other savings would come from temporarily eliminating judicial-training and mediation programs, freezing out-of-state travel, delaying equipment purchases and building renovations, and postponing a new program on drunken-driving cases.

"What's required is police training, judicial and civil-service reform, and the disarming of the militias".