[PIO] Completed the Training Seminar on "Judgecraft"

The full-day training seminar on "Judgecraft", organised by the Cyprus School of Magistrates for the second time, was successfully completed on 5 April 2022 at the Supreme Court.

The Seminar was attended by newly appointed Judges of the District Courts and the Administrative Court of International Protection and together with the Seminar "Judicial Ethics and Ethics" which was held on 29 March 2022, form part of the initial training of Judges.

The Director of the School of Judges, Mr. George Erotokritou, who mentioned that "Judgecraft" is the most popular training program in Europe and which aims to develop and improve skills useful for every judge.

The instructors of the Seminar were Mr. Nicolas Santos, Judge of the Supreme Court, and the Presidents of District Courts Ms. Elena Efraim, Ms.

The presentation of the Seminar was divided into four modules, with the first module dealing with the very interesting topic of "Unconscious Bias" with Mr. Michael Abiza as instructor.

The presentation of the Seminar was divided into four modules, with the first module dealing with the very interesting topic of "Unconscious Bias" with Mr. Michael Abiza as instructor. Then, Mr. Stavros Stavrou, undertook the presentation of the equally interesting topic entitled "How Probable is Probable? (How Likely is Likely)", followed by Ms Marina Papadopoulou with the very useful topic of "Judicial Resilience".The Seminar concluded with the also important topic "The Delivery of Oral Decisions", presented by Mr Nicholas Santos and Ms Elena Efraim.

All modules had an interactive part, where participants had the opportunity to take part in interesting exercises and discussions, both in small groups under the supervision of facilitators and in plenary sessions, and to familiarize themselves with the topics of the Seminar.

The Seminar is part of the Judicial School's funding from the Recovery and Resilience Project.

(MGS/SX)
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