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To: brigette
From what I've read, they don't get another chance. The process ceases. Period.

From my earlier link,

"The Committee, in most cases, advises the candidates to take part in training as substitute judges for about a year. If the candidate is deemed incompetent during that training period, the appointment procedure will then cease, and if deemed eligible, the court may recommend his or her appointment to the government."

1,781 posted on 06/25/2005 3:21:19 PM PDT by monkeywrench (Deut. 27:17 Cursed be he that removeth his neighbor's landmark)
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To: monkeywrench

Thank you moneywrench... I didn't know how to explain it. He was a sit in judge (maybe they are called sitting judge over there) and person in training to be judge.


1,788 posted on 06/25/2005 3:24:15 PM PDT by stlnative (BUT DON'T ASK ME TO BACK THAT UP OR CONFIRM IT)
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To: monkeywrench

Do you know if he failed the test (written) or was he deemed incompetent in his training period? Or was his training the test?

Either way, what a huge disappointment.


1,793 posted on 06/25/2005 3:27:00 PM PDT by presently no screen name
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To: monkeywrench

So "incompetent."

Works for me.


1,798 posted on 06/25/2005 3:30:01 PM PDT by Howlin
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