To provide comprehensive training to the Judicial Officers, Executive Magistrates, Government Officers, High Court staff and Ministerial staff of the Subordinate Courts.
Goals
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To inculcate self-confidence, loyalty and a judicial work culture; |
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To imbibe judicial ethics and standards of judicial conduct; |
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To sensitize them to the values and ethics of the Constitution; |
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To help improve performance in delivery of justice and in judicial administration; |
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To enable updating of legal knowledge and to sensitize them to changing demands of the system; |
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To familiarize on the forces operating at the social economic, political and administrative environment in which judges work; |
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To enhance their sense of idealism, humanism and social justice; |
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To develop analytical and communication skills and research and writing skills necessary for the job; |
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To impart skills of management of men and materials including computer technology, case flow and accounting techniques; |
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To sensitize on gender issues, juvenile problems and social responsibilities; |
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To influence personality development on the lines of hard work, honesty, impartiality, public service, judicial dignity and respect for human rights; |
Objects
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updating knowledge of law and practice in selected areas; |
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improving skills of court and time management; |
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inducting of new ideas and experience to tackle changing tasks; |
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improving work culture and developing judicial balance to problems; |
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sorting out angularities and prejudices; |
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preparing for higher judicial responsibilities; |
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identifying weaknesses and correcting them; |
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sharing experience among the judicial fraternity; |
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increase efficiency and accountability; |
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understanding the nature and scope of new jurisdictions and powers; |
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testing the abilities and skills in comparative situations; |
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learning the management of stress and crisis situations; |
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interact with leaders of other professions who have insights to contribute on role of judiciary in responsible governance; |
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think collectively on maladies like delay, access, cost, difficulties of litigants, bar-bench relations etc; |
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strategies for improving working conditions and increasing productivity of judges. |
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