Translation of "Fonctionnaire du tribunal pour enfants " (French → English) :

officer of a juvenile court

juvenile court [ children's court ]

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

juvenile court

juvenile court

juvenile court [ children's panel | children's tribunal ]

public service tribunal

First, as regards the rule that the application correspond to the complaint and the purpose of the pre-litigation procedure, it should be stressed that the pre-litigation procedure laid down by Article 90 of the Staff Regulations, which is applicable to temporary officials pursuant to Article 46 of the CEOS, as a whole, is intended to permit and encourage the amicable settlement of differences which have arisen between officials and the administration (Case 142/85 Schwiering v Court of Auditors [1986] ECR 3177, paragraph 11; Case 133/88 Del Amo Martinez v Parliament [1989] ECR 689, paragraph 9; and Case T-57/89 Alexandrakis v Commissio ...[+++]n [1990] ECR II-143, paragraph 8) and to compel the authority having control over the official to reconsider its decision in the light of any objections which that official may make (Case 101/79 Vecchioli v Commission [1980] ECR 3069, paragraph 31, and Case T-53/92 Piette de Stachelski v Commission [1993] ECR II-35, paragraph 16).

Finally, certain officials and other servants who directly support the president, the judges or the registrar such as legal secretaries or officials of the registry shall be responsible to the registrar of the Community Patent Court under the authority of the president of the Community Patent Court.

3. Member States shall promote regular training for officials likely to come into contact with child victims of sexual abuse or exploitation, including front-line police officers, aimed at enabling them to identify and deal with child victims and potential child victims of sexual abuse or exploitation.

If you look at English common law and if you look at an English solicitor who prepares deeds, an English solicitor is an officer of the court, authorised by the court, and therefore can prepare a public document.