Federal Judicial Academy
Judicial training wing of Pakistan
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The Federal Judicial Academy is an agency for legal training run by Government of Pakistan in Islamabad. The Academy was established in 1988 and acts under Federal Judicial Academy Act, 1997. The academy offers training for judicial officers (judges and magistrates) and court personnel.[1][2]
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Formed1988
JurisdictionPakistan
Parent agencyGovernment of Pakistan
Key document
- Federal Judicial Academy Act, 1997
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| Formed | 1988 |
| Jurisdiction | Pakistan |
| Parent agency | Government of Pakistan |
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| Website | www |
Management
The affairs of the academy are supervised by a Board of Governors, which is headed by the Chief Justice of Pakistan, other members are Chief Justices of high courts, Minister and Secretary of Law and Justice Ministry, Attorney General for Pakistan and a Director-General. The latter looks after the agency's day-to-day affairs. [3]
