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Supreme Judicial Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan Advertises for the Vacant Seats of Judges Local and Other Courts Supreme Judicial Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan advertises for the vacant seats of judges local and other courts: Astana city: Astana city court - 1 vacancy; district court number 2 of Almaty region (criminal jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; district court number 2 of Esil district (criminal jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; district court number 2 of Saryarka district (criminal jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Saryarka district court (civil jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; specialized inter-district economic court -1vacancy; Almaty city: Alatau district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Almaly district court (criminal jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Auezov district court (criminal jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Bostandik district court (civil jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; Medeu district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; district court number 2 of Auezov district (civil jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; district court number 2 of Bostandyk district (criminal jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; district court number 2 of Zhetysu district (criminal jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Turksib district court (general jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; Akmola region: Burabay district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Zhaksy district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Zharkain district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Kokshetau city court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Korgalzhy district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; district court number 2 of Zhaksy district (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; specialized administrative court of Kokshetau city - 1 vacancy; Aktobe region: Aktobe regional court - 1 vacancy; Alga district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Martuk district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Mugalzhar district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; specialized administrative court of Aktobe city - 1 vacancy; 2 court number 2 of Aktobe city (criminal jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Hromtau district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Almaty region: Yenbekshikazakh district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Zhambyl district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Kapshagai city court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Karasay district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; district court number 2 of Enbekshikazakh district (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; district court number 2 of Kerbulak region (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Taldykorgan specialized inter-district administrative court - 1 vacancy; Talgar district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Atyrau region: Atyrau city court (civil jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; Zhylyoi district court (general jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; Isatai district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Kyzylkoginsk district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Mahambet district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; court number 2 of Atyrau city (criminal jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; East Kazakhstan region: East Kazakhstan regional court - 1 vacancy; Glubokovsk district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Zharma district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Kurchatov city court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; district court number 2 of Katon-Karagay district (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; district court number 2 of Kurchum district (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Semey city court (civil jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; specialized inter-district economic court - 1 vacancy; court number 2 of Semey city (criminal jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; Tarbagatay district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Ust-Kamenogorsk city court (civil jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; Shemonaiha district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Zhambyl region: Merke district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; 3 West Kazakhstan region: West Kazakhstan regional court - 1 vacancy; Akzhaik district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; district court number 2 of Akzhaik district (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; district court number 2 of Zelenovsk district (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; court number 2 of Uralsk city (civil jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; Uralsk city court (criminal jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; Chingirlau district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Karaganda region: Zhezkazgan city court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Karazhal city court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Karkaraly district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; district court number 2 of Kazybekbi district of Karaganda city (civil jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; specialized inter-district economic court - 1 vacancy; Temirtau city court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Kostanay region: Altynsarin district court (general jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; Denisov district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Zhangeldy district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Sarykol district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; specialized inter-district court on criminal cases - 1 vacancy; Uzunkol district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Kyzylorda region: Aral district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Kazalinsk district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; specialized administrative court of Kyzylorda city - 1 vacancy; court number 2 of Kyzylorda city (criminal jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; Shiely district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Mangistau region: Beineu district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Munayly district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; 4 Pavlodar region: Aksu city court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Aktogai district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Maisky district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Pavlodar city court (civil jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Pavlodar district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; specialized inter-district economic court - 1 vacancy; court number 2 of Pavlodar city (criminal jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Uspensk district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Ekibastuz city court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; North-Kazakhstan region: Akkayyn district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Mamlyut district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; specialized inter-district economic court - 1 vacancy; court number 2 of Petropavlovsk city (civil specialization) - 2 vacancies; South-Kazakhstan region: Abay district court of Shymkent city (general jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; Al-Farabi district court of Shymkent city (general jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies; Arys district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Sairam district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Suzak district court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Turkestan city court (general jurisdiction) - 1 vacancy; Enbekshy district court of Shymkent city (general jurisdiction) - 2 vacancies. Total: 114 vacancies of judges of district and equivalent courts and 4 - regional courts. To participate in the competition is allowed citizens who meet the requirements indicated in paragraph 1 (for district and equivalent courts), paragraph 2 (for regional and equivalent courts) of Article 29 of the Constitutional Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On the judicial system and status of judges of the Republic of Kazakhstan . " To participate in the competition must submit the following documents: 1) application - is addressed to the Chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council, issued his own legible handwriting stating the full name of the Council, home address and telephone numbers of the applicant, with putting a signature and date. The application for admission to the competition, candidates should indicate what specific judicial vacancies he wishes to take, and the name of the relevant court; 5 2) personal form of accounting personnel - issued his own, legible handwriting. Name of educational institution indicated as recorded in the diploma. Upon reflection data on work activity is also included while studying in higher and secondary education, military service, job-sharing. When listing the institutions, organizations, businesses, and ministries (agencies, departments), their deployment points to use their name, which was used in the course of work activity of that person. Information about the work activity of the person must be identical work- record book and other documents. When filling in the column "Home address and telephone" is necessary to indicate address of the actual place of residence and phone numbers (mobile, home and work); 3) autobiography - compiled written in any way, with the mandatory description of the most important events in life. Autobiography compiled his own (carefully and legibly) either typewritten or computer method, with putting the signature and date of compilation. In autobiography, be sure to include information on the instituted of a candidate for judge criminal cases, including the subsequent termination on rehabilitating or not rehabilitating grounds; 4) a copy of the identity card. When submitting a copy of the document with an overdue validity, materials to be returned; 5) a notarized copy of the diploma, and enclosure; 6) a notarized copy of the work-record book. The document must be tied together and numbered and sealed by a notary. For employees, information on the work which do not enter in the work-record book or entered is not in full (MIA, CNS, the financial police), including the former, in addition to a copy of the work-record book it is necessary to submit a certified executive officer of the personnel department a copy of a service record or a certificate with specific positions, certified by personnel
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