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A permanent training course for Georgian common court judges on Election Law and Election Dispute Resolution was introduced at the High School of Justice of Georgia (ToT)

Improving quality of adjudication of electoral matters remains a challenge for Georgia. The project, in cooperation with ISFED (domestic CSO) and the High School of Justice of Georgia (HSoJ), has introduced a permanent training course for Georgian common court judges on Election Law and Election Dispute Resolution, which has become a part of the HSoJ curriculum. The training module for the course has been developed, including a training syllabus and pertinent training materials/script.

On November 30 – December 2, CoE expert, Mr Dmytro Tretyakov, jointly with Georgian judges and election and legal experts from ISFED, conducted a 3 day ToT on Election Law and Election Dispute Resolution at the premises of the HSoJ, in Tbilisi. 6 judges from Tbilisi Appellate and Tbilisi city courts have successfully completed the ToT. The project plans to continue extending the course: ToT participants, jointly with experts, will conduct a pilot training for administrative judges adjudicating on electoral matters.

The ToT was organised in the framework of the Council of Europe Project “Reform of the electoral practices in Georgia”.

Tbilisi, georgia 30 November – 2 December 2019
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