LAW N°10/2013 OF 08/03/2013 GOVERNING THE STATUTES OF JUDGES AND JUDICIAL PERSONNEL | 10/2013 OF 08/03/2013 — Rwanda law | Esheria

LAW N°10/2013 OF 08/03/2013 GOVERNING THE STATUTES OF JUDGES AND JUDICIAL PERSONNEL

This article sets the ranking order for court registrars in ordinary, commercial, and military courts.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
10/2013 OF 08/03/2013
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
Official source
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This article sets the ranking order for court registrars in ordinary, commercial, and military courts. Inspectors of courts are ranked in a set hierarchy, and they are career judges. This article lists who makes up the Office of the President of the Supreme Court and says most of them are career judges, except the executive assistant, and they stop trying cases while performing those duties. The article lists who counts as staff in the General Secretariat of the Supreme Court and says they are governed by Rwanda’s general public service statutes. Judges and judicial personnel are ranked by rank, then experience, then degrees, and then age if the earlier factors are the same.