
Candidate magistrates
Initial Training
In the framework of fulfilling its mission, the School of Magistrates carries out: a) the recruitment process and the three-year initial training program for candidates for judges and…
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The School of Magistrates provides initial and continuing training for magistrates (judges and prosecutors), state advocates, legal assistants and court and prosecution chancellors, equipping them to carry out their constitutional and legal functions in the justice system with impartiality, professionalism and integrity.
In cooperation with the High Judicial Council and the High Prosecutorial Council, the School plays an important role in the professional training of the judicial administration.
Through its mission, the School aims to have a fundamental and lasting impact on Albanian justice, in the service of the public interest, and at the same time to improve legal culture and the development of society as a whole.
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Candidate magistrates
In the framework of fulfilling its mission, the School of Magistrates carries out: a) the recruitment process and the three-year initial training program for candidates for judges and…
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Serving magistrates
The School of Magistrates, in cooperation with the High Judicial Council, the High Prosecutorial Council and, as applicable, with the State Advocacy, drafts and organizes the Continuing…

Research and publications
The School of Magistrates publishes texts and books that address legal issues closely related to the subjects and courses of the initial and continuing training programs for judges and…
More →The School's digital systems support the day-to-day work of training: registration for courses, the legal library, the electronic commentary and professional discussion. Access uses institutional credentials.
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