LAW OF THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC

of March 20, 2008 No. 35

About bodies of judicial self-government

It is accepted by Jogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic on February 15, 2008

This Law determines the basic principles of the organization and activities of bodies of judicial self-government, establishes their legal status.

Article 1. Judicial self-government

1. Judicial self-government is the organization of judicial community resolving issues of internal activity of the courts through the bodies.

2. Judicial self-government is based on principles of collective leadership, unities of the status of judges, publicity, independence of judicial authority, selectivity, removability and accountability of persons, elected to bodies of judicial self-government.

Article 2. Judicial community

1. The judicial community consists of all judges of the Kyrgyz Republic. Judges are members of judicial community from the moment of bringing of the oath of the judge by them.

2. The judge staying in resignation keeps the belonging to judicial community and from its consent before the termination of resignation can be involved in bodies of judicial community.

Article 3. Legislation on judicial self-government

The organization, competence and procedure for activities of bodies of judicial self-government in the Kyrgyz Republic are determined by the Constitution of the Kyrgyz Republic, the constitutional laws, this Law and other regulatory legal acts which came in the procedure established by the law into force international treaties which participant is the Kyrgyz Republic, and also the conventional principles and rules of international law which are component of system of law of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Disclaimer! This text was translated by AI translator and is not a valid juridical document. No warranty. No claim. More info