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Digital Platformss
The platforms the School of Magistrates uses for admission, training, reading and professional discussion.
How do you sign in to the School's platforms?
- If you are a participant in the School's training programmesParticipants in the School's professional programmes include: candidates of the various profiles in the Initial Training Programme, serving magistrates, serving state advocates, serving judicial and prosecution civil servants, etc., use your firstname.lastname@magjistratura.edu.al account. With this account you have an email address with all the Office apps, and single sign-on to every School platform through “Sign in with Microsoft” (“Kyçu me Microsoft”).
- If you are not a participant in the School's professional programmes, use the classic sign-in (email / username and password) on the platform concerned.
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SMVSHM
Activity Management System of the School of Magistrates
The whole admission process takes place in SMVSHM, from uploading documents to the assessment of the documentation. Candidates in Initial Training (for magistrates, state advocates, legal assistants and others) follow their assessments, attendance and timetable here. The Continuous Training module lets magistrates (and others) apply in the calendar, be selected for training sessions, see the history of the sessions they have attended over the years, manage the documents of a given session, and more.
Digital Library
The School's books, manuals and periodicals, to read online.
Once registered, you read the books and periodicals directly in the browser. The collection includes manuals and guides for judicial practice, available to candidates in the Initial Training Programme, serving magistrates, serving state advocates, and judicial civil servants who follow the School's continuous training programmes.
School of Magistrates Forum
Discussions between justice professionals on legal questions and case law.
Topics are grouped by field, e.g.: Criminal Procedure and Civil Law, and the latest discussions appear on the front page. Each discussion keeps the question, colleagues' answers and their views in one place.
eCommentary
The commentary on the law on the Status of judges and prosecutors and the law on the Governance Institutions of the justice system.
The portal was developed by the EU-funded EURALIUS project and has been run by the School of Magistrates since 17 December 2019. The laws and their commentary can be browsed directly on the portal.