JUDGE
Judge / Judicial Candidate
Judicial education, practical development, separate Court competency assessment and supervised judicial service.
Open pathwayPARTICIPATION · COURT SERVICE
Court Role Pathways
These pathways bring together the proposed education, practical development, competency and Court service structure for different Court roles.
Pathway skeleton only: the existing Academy remains separate, and detailed course development, assessments and training content will be completed later.
Core Court Service Pathways
PROSECUTOR
Prosecutor / Prosecutorial Candidate
Independent prosecution, legal analysis, charging, disclosure, prosecutorial decision-making and Court prosecution practice.
Open pathwayINVESTIGATOR
Investigator / Investigative Candidate
Investigation, evidence, interviews, investigative procedures, specialist analysis and investigative safeguards.
Open pathwayDEFENCE
Defence / Defence Representative Candidate
Defence representation, accused rights, evidence, advocacy, trial participation and professional responsibilities.
Open pathwayREGISTRY
Court Clerk / Registry Candidate
Registry administration, filings, Court records, procedural support, communications and secure Court operations.
Open pathwayENFORCEMENT
Enforcement / Enforcement Officer Candidate
Lawful enforcement of warrants, judgments and sentences, operational safeguards and enforcement procedure.
Open pathwaySpecialist & Participant Support Pathways
VICTIM_WITNESS
Victim & Witness Services Pathway
Victim and witness protection, participation, safeguarding, confidentiality and support functions.
Open pathwayEXPERT
Expert / Specialist Pathway
Specialist Court assistance, expert evidence, methodology, reports and professional independence.
Open pathwayINTERPRETER
Interpreter / Translator Pathway
Court interpretation and translation, language access, confidentiality and impartial language services.
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These pages describe proposed role-development structures. They do not appoint a person, establish Court competency, confer judicial or other legal authority, or replace the Treaty, Court Rules or separate Court competency procedures.