Overview
Higher judicial institute
The Higher Judicial Institute was established by the Royal Decree No. 35/2010. It is specialized for qualifying and training profession competencies in the judicial and legal fields. The Institute also has several facilities such as a library, a computer lab, a conference hall, teaching and training rooms and a moot court.
The Institute has a number of faculty and training staff with high qualifications and experience. The Institute also draws on judges, members of Public Prosecution and others with experience and competence in teaching and training.
Vision
To be the best place for judicial and legal education and training at the highest levels of proficiency.
Goals
To educate and train various judicial and legal cadres using the latest scientific and technical methods in line with the continuous development and scientific and research updates.
Objectives
- Training the assistant judges and prosecutors and qualifying them knowledge-wise and practically in judiciary and public prosecution.
- Working on developing the knowledge and practical level for the judges, members of the Administrative Court and members of Public Prosecutors.
- Training the judicial agents and the like and the employees of Public Prosecution.
- Training the legal employees who work at the administrative apparatus of the state and Omani lawyers.
- Developing the scientific research and its consolidation in the branches of Sharia and judiciary laws. In order to achieve this, the Institute has the right to publish research, studies and seminars in the mentioned magazines.
- Collecting and preserving the studies, research, the Sharia and judicial provisions and principles as well as preparing a database for legislative and judicial information.
Services