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(viii) Civil case experience: It is obviously
desirable that persons appointed as District
outher
Judges should, if possible, have
experience of civil work. It has been
prior
suggested that they might spend at least a
year in English chambers or on a course to
work
gain experience of civil but this would
be expensive and might not be very productive We have no more constructnar
In defence of the presentay. You
nament
say
that an
But to
officer h prior experience of working in a the Attorney General's Chambers
or as a magistrate,hardly
by staroj
It few members of the coTONIX.
have exepenenced
except perhaps in their very
early days after qualifying.
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good idea if District
think it might
Given the complessity of the
themide this problem may
need further thought,
were included in the Table of Precedence and allowed to
style themselves "His Honour Judge NM". We are looking
into the formalities and will let you know how this
might be effected.
Justiil
jptom made
6. Among other criticisms that he come to our use is
that magistrates and District Judges frequently reserve
judgement for days or even werks. We do not know what truth there is in this, by
you may care
to
invite the Chief Justice to consider how this
it time
could be discourage -t suggests either lack of
industry or else a defective working schedule.
Masistrate of Omos excessively immersed in leaving c
Dufore-
5 on all there
points we would like it possibl
to be able to tell Lord Gardiner wither that there
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had been progress,
that they were under
butter and active consideration. Tahaps
you would let us know what to this?
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