Traduction de «judicial officer » (Anglais → Français) :

judicial officer [ judicial official ]

officer of the court [ officer of court | judicial officer | officer of justice | officer of the law ]

judicial office

ability required for appointment to judicial office

judicial office

Queen's Bench Judicial Offices Regulation

jurisdictional | judicial and quasi-judicial | judicial or quasi-judicial | judicial

judicial proceedings [ court proceedings | discontinuance of judicial proceedings | end of judicial proceedings | judicial procedure | legal procedure | legal proceedings | withdrawal of judicial proceedings | Judicial procedure(ECLAS) | procedure (law)(UNBIS) ]

separated from bed and board | legally separated | separated legally | judicially separated | separated judicially

As regards the issue of judicial independence in Hungary more generally, the Commission expressed its concerns in a number of letters in 2012, in particular the powers of the Hungarian President of the National Judicial Office to reallocate cases from one court to another and to transfer a judge against his or her will.

who possess the qualifications required for appointment to high prosecutorial or judicial office in their respective Member States, and who have relevant practical experience of national legal systems, of financial investigations and of international judicial cooperation in criminal matters.

who possess the qualifications required for appointment to the highest prosecutorial or judicial offices in their respective Member States and have relevant practical experience of national legal systems, financial investigations and of international judicial cooperation in criminal matters, or have served as European Prosecutors, and

9. In order to help create an independent and impartial judiciary, is pleased with the substantial efforts to further reform the judiciary, in particular with the adoption of the revised judicial reform action plan; welcomes the progress in further reducing the backlog of cases, especially those where proceedings last more than three years, and rationalising the court system by setting up larger courts, county courts and commercial courts as well as by arranging for judges to specialise; notes the positive steps, including with regard to the State Judicial Council, the independence of the Judicial Academy and the establishment of the school for judicial officers, to rein ...[+++]force the independence of judicial appointments and to improve career development and the disciplinary liability of chief judges as well as the adoption of general safeguards for enhanced independence of the judiciary;