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Litigation and court procedure. Law No. 3018-III on the Judicial System (February 2002)
 
Chapter 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS | Chapter 2. PRINCIPLES OF ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN UKRAINE | Chapter 3. INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK OF THE SYSTEM OF COURTS OF GENERAL JURISDICTION | Chapter 4. LOCAL COURTS | Chapter 5. THE COURTS OF APPEAL | Chapter 6. THE COURT OF CASSATION OF UKRAINE | Chapter 7. HIGHER SPECIALIZED COURTS | Chapter 8. THE SUPREME COURT OF UKRAINE | Chapter 9. PARTICIPATION OF PROFESSIONAL JUDGES IN ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE | Chapter 10. PARTICIPATION OF PEOPLE'S ASSESSORS AND JURORS IN ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE | Chapter 11. THE SYSTEM OF JUDICIAL BOARDS OF EXPERTS | Chapter 12. POWERS AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE JUDICIAL BOARDS OF EXPERTS | Chapter 13. CERTIFICATION OF JUDGES | Chapter 14. POWERS OF THE JUDICIAL BOARD OF EXPERTS PERTAINING TO THE DISCIPLINARY LIABILITY OF JUDGES | Chapter 15. THE PRINCIPLES OF JUDICIAL SELF-GOVERNMENT | Chapter 16. MEETINGS OF JUDGES AND CONFERENCES OF JUDGES | Chapter 17. THE HIGHEST JUDICIAL SELF-GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES | Chapter 18. GENERAL ISSUES OF SUPPORT OF COURTS | Chapter 19. THE STATE JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION | Chapter 20. OTHER ISSUES RELATING TO THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM OF UKRAINE

Section III. PROFESSIONAL JUDGES, PEOPLE'S ASSESSORS AND JURORS
Chapter 9. PARTICIPATION OF PROFESSIONAL JUDGES IN ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE

Article 58. Administration of justice by professional judges, people's assessors and jurors
1. Justice in Ukraine is administered by professional judges and, in cases specified by the law, by people's assessors and jurors.
2. Consideration of cases in keeping with the appealing and cassation procedure shall be done exclusively by professional judges.

Article 59. Professional judges
1. Professional judges shall be represented by the citizens that, pursuant to the Constitution of Ukraine, have been appointed or elected to the official post of a judge and hold a judicial post in one of the courts specified by this Law.
2. The judicial board of experts may recommend to the post of a judge a citizen of Ukraine of at least 25 years of age who has higher judicial education and experience of working in the domain of law for no less than three years, the person who has been living in Ukraine for at least ten years and has proper command of the national language.
3. Apart from the categories of persons meeting the job requirements of judges with specialized courts as per part 2 of this Article, qualified for the job are also those who have adequate professional skills and knowledge in the field covered by these courts’ jurisdiction. Should that be the case, a relevant qualifying commission may nominate for the post a national of Ukraine that is supposed to meet the requirements as follows: age - at least 30 ; resident of Ukraine for ten years (minimum); academic background - higher education in the field that falls within the jurisdiction of a relevant specialized court and at least a 5 year professional employment. Such judges shall administer justice solely as members of boards of justices.
4. Some categories of citizens shall not be nominated for the job of a judge and in particular:
1) those having no or limited capability as claimed by court;
2) suffering from chronic or mental diseases preventing him/her from executing the duties of a judge;
3) those subject to inquest, pre-trial investigation, hearing in criminal case or those with a standing conviction.
5. The requirements placed upon professional judges, the procedure of protection of professional interests of judges and their social protection are set forth in the Law of Ukraine "On the status of judges".

Article 60. Selection of candidates for the posts of professional judges
1. Candidates for the posts of professional judges shall be selected from among the judges that meet the general requirements as per parts two and three of Article 53 of this Law. A candidate for the post of a judge in military courts shall in addition be on active military service and have an officer's rank.
2. During selection of the candidates they shall have equal rights without distinction of their origin, social and property status, race, nationality, political convictions, religious beliefs and other circumstances.
3.Any person meeting the requirements for the job of a judge is entitled to apply to a relevant qualifying commission for nomination or election to the post.
4. A judge whose term of office has expired shall, given his/her application, be recommended for election to the post of a judge for an unlimited term provided there are no circumstances, specified by the law, that hamper such procedure.

Article 61. Appointment (election) of judges
1. The first appointment to the post of a professional judge for a term of five years shall be done by the President of Ukraine on the basis of the recommendation of a relevant judicial board of experts as proposed by the Highest council of justice. All other judges shall be elected for an unlimited period of time by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on the basis of the recommendation of the Highest judicial board of experts of Ukraine as proposed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme court of Ukraine.
2. The procedure of submitting the proposals on appointment of judges to the posts is established by the Law of Ukraine "On the Highest council of justice".
3. The person, appointed to the post of a judge or elected to this post for an unlimited term in keeping with this Law, shall acquire the status of a professional judge of a court of relevant level and specialization: the judges of general local courts, general courts of appeal or military courts, the judges of the Court of Appeal of Ukraine, the judges of the Court of Cassation of Ukraine, the judges of local courts, the local courts of appeal or a higher specialized court, the judges of the Supreme Court of Ukraine.
4. The post of a judge and the terms of his/her labor contract shall be specified in the order issued by the chairman of a relevant court. A judge may be transferred to another court in conformity with the procedure established by this law.
5. A judge appointed to the post shall receive the certificate pursuant to this Law.
6. The reasons and procedure of removing a judge from a post, the conditions of legal liability, social protection and other issues of the status of judges are set forth by the Law of Ukraine "On the status of judges" in keeping with the Constitution of Ukraine.

Article 62. Transfer of judges to another court
1. A judge may be transferred to another court at his/her written request.
2. A judge may apply for a transfer to another court of the same level and specialization; should that be the case the transfer is to be implemented by the President of Ukraine as recommended by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Ukraine or chairman of a relevant higher specialized court pursuant to provisions stipulated by law.
3. Any other transfers of judges shall be implemented pursuant to judge appointment or election procedures stipulated in this Law.
4. A judge may be temporarily transferred to another court without his/her consent, including the transfer to another locality, only in case of necessity and for a term not over two months in a calendar year. Temporary transfer of a judge to a court of a lower level, even in case of necessity, shall not be allowed without his/her consent.

Article 63. Peculiarities of the status of military judges
1. The judges of military courts shall be on active military service and be the servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
2. The military ranks of military judges shall be conferred by the President of Ukraine as proposed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Ukraine. The terms and procedure of conferring the military ranks, the procedure of discharging the judges from military service are specified by the Law of Ukraine "On the general military duty and military service".
3. A military judge shall not be engaged in performance of other military duties except those of administration of justice.

Article 64. Administration of justice by professional judges
Cases of first instance shall be considered by a professional judge acting either individually or as member of a relevant board of justices in compliance with provisions stipulated by procedural law.