Biannual Calendar · viii. The Punjab Pre-Emption Act, 1991 ix. The Qanun-e-shahadat Order, 1984 x. The Principles of Muhammadan Jurisprudence xi. The Negotiable Instruments Act,

Punjab Judicial Academy

Biannual Calendar January – June 2019

© 2019 Punjab Judicial Academy, Lahore

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Contents Executive Summary .................................................................................................................................. 3

January ...................................................................................................................................................... 11

February ................................................................................................................................................... 13

March ......................................................................................................................................................... 14

April ........................................................................................................................................................... 16

May ............................................................................................................................................................. 19

June ............................................................................................................................................................ 20

Drafted by:

Jazeela Aslam,

Director (Academic/Programme)

Revised on: 20-02-2019

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Executive Summary

The Punjab Judicial Academy, under its governing law1, strives to bring its

programs at international level. In the recent past, the Academy has refocused

its curricula from imparting knowledge to enhancing skills and developing

attitudes and modified its training methodology from passive learning (lecture

mode) to active learning (workshop method).

Like other Judicial Academies of Pakistan, PJA follows the Judicial Trainers’

Toolkit2 for designing, delivering and evaluating training programs. It provides,

inter alia, the Kolb’s learner classification and Training Cycle which consists of

four phases viz identifying the learning needs (Training Needs Analysis) ⟶

Design ⟶ Delivery ⟶ Evaluation and the cycle goes on. It needs no emphasis

that judges, before taking a decision and writing a judgment, consider, and

when working as trial courts, record evidence and then analyze it to reach at a

conclusion. Designing a training program also needs evidence. It may include

the feedback received from trainees, data from district courts, questionnaires,

interviews and discussions with as many stakeholders of justice delivery

system as possible. It is on the foundation of such analysis that a justification

for designing a particular training program is reasoned out. We believe that

judicial training should reflect best practices in professional and adult training

design and it should employ a wide range of up-to-date methodologies. This

was clearly expounded in Declaration of Judicial Training Principles, 2017,

adopted by International Organization of Judicial Training3. The Punjab Judicial

Academy, being one of its esteemed members, takes pride in following such

principles.

I. Pre-Service Training for Newly Appointed AD&SJs

Besides considering the Senior Civil Judges and District & Sessions Judges (ex-

cadre) for future training, the PJA has commenced 06-month Pre-Service

Training Program for 08-newly appointed AD&SJs in Punjab. Their training

program, according to approval by Hon’ble Chairperson Board of Management,

includes 2 month on-job training. The Academy has, therefore, planned 04-

month instructional training for them, in addition to a one-month attachment 1 The Punjab Judicial Academy Act, 2007 (Section 5) 2 Designing, Delivering and Evaluation Training Programs – A Judicial Trainers’ Toolkit for the Judicial Academies of Pakistan by Federal Judicial Academy, Islamabad 2015. 3 International Organization of Judicial Training (www.iojt.org)

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with District Courts at Lahore and one-month attachment with different courts

in Punjab. The Federal Judicial Academy, Sindh Judicial Academy & KP Judicial

Academy would also be taken in loop to collaborate with PJA to impart one-

week training each to the trainees. After practice sessions and court

attachments, the participants’ knowledge and skills would be evaluated as per

assessment policy, already devised in the program available in their handbook

for the purpose. The concluding of the 6-month pre-service training of AD&SJs

is planned in June. The following is the curricula designed for AD&SJs Pre-

Service Training:

Knowledge (K) = 25 %, Skills (S) = 40%, Attitude (A) = 35%

Knowledge Civil Laws Criminal Laws

i. The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 ii. The Specific Relief Act, 1877 iii. The Limitation Act, 1908 iv. The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 v. The Court Fees Act, 1870 vi. The Suits Valuation Act, 1887 vii. The Registration Act, 1908 viii. The Punjab Pre-Emption Act, 1991 ix. The Qanun-e-shahadat Order, 1984 x. The Principles of Muhammadan

Jurisprudence xi. The Negotiable Instruments Act,

1881 xii. The Oaths Act, 1873 xiii. The Judicial Officers Protection Act,

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i. The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

ii. Pakistan Penal Code, 1860 iii. The Juvenile Justice System Act,

2018 iv. The Control of Narcotic Substances

Act, 1997 v. The Small Claims & Minor Offences

Courts Ordinance, 2002 vi. The Police Order, 2002 vii. The Prison Rules, 1978 viii. Probation of Offenders Ordinance,

1960 ix. Probation of Offenders Rules, 1961 x. Illegal Dispossession Act, 2005 xi. Police Order, 2002 xii. Prisoners Act, 1894 xiii. Prisoners Act, 1900

Family Laws Rent and Special Laws i. The Muslim Family Laws Ordinance,

1961 ii. Family Courts Act (and Rules)

iii. Guardians and Wards Act, 1890 iv. Protection Against Harassment of

Women at the Workplace Act, 2010 v. W.P Rules under Muslim Family

Laws Ordinance, 1963 vi. W.P Family Courts Act, 1964

vii. W.P Family Court Rules, 1965 viii. The Dissolution of Muslim Marriages

Act, 1939

i. Punjab Rented Premises Act, 2009 ii. Punjab Partition of Immovable

Property Act, 2012 iii. The West Pakistan Land Revenue

Act,1967 iv. Pakistan Electronic Crimes Act, 2016 v. The Mental Health Ordinance, 2001

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Skills

Decision-making & Judgment writing How to conduct trials (Civil & Criminal)

a. Decision Making b. Structure and Sequence c. Appraisal of Evidence d. How to Write Interim Orders e. International Best Practices f. Sentencing Skills

a. Conducting Civil Trials b. Conducting Criminal Trials c. Controlling the Courtroom d. Admissibility & Relevance of evidence e. Dealing with objections while

recording evidence

Court & Case Management IT Skills a. Court Management b. Inspection of Court c. Case Flow Management d. How to apply LHC Rules & Orders e. Delay Reduction

a. Judicial Research b. Legal Research c. New Laws Update d. Introduction to MS Office e. Use of I.T for recording of Evidence

Language & Communication Skills ADR-Mediation Skills a. Correspondence with High Court &

other Departments b. Use of Language in Writing Judgments c. Writing Interim Orders in Urdu &

English d. Writing Orders in Misc. Applications e. Effecting Courtroom Communication

a. Use of ADR Techniques b. Compounding of Offences in Criminal

Cases c. Conflict Management d. Bench & Bar Relationships e. Understanding Mediation

Attitude & Values

Judicial conduct Efficiency & Discipline a. Integrity and Character Building b. Independence and Impartiality c. Code of Conduct for District Judiciary d. International Best Practices on

Judicial Ethics e. Use of Social Media and Ethics

a. Time Management b. Service Rules c. Judges as Tax Payers d. Courtroom Control

Personal Management Character Building a. Personal Grooming & Wellbeing b. Stress Management c. Manners & Etiquettes d. Dressing & Appearance e. Dinning Etiquettes

a. Islamic Concept of Judging b. Gender Sensitization c. Exercising Empathy d. Protection of Vulnerable Court Users

II. Workshops for Senior Civil Judges

The Academy has designed this 06-month Academic Calendar on the basis of

Training Needs Analysis, mostly founded on the feedback received from judges

who got training last year and occasional instructions given by Hon’ble Judges,

Lahore High Court. It is pertinent to mention here that in 2016-17, a General

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Training Program was designed for all the Judicial Officers in Punjab, about

1800 in number. The said judicial officers besides participating in evaluation,

also provided their input on the GTP. Resultantly, GTP-2018 was designed for

all the Civil Judges and AD&SJs in Punjab, from February 2018 to December

2018, in 20 programs (20 Batches of 25 AD&SJs and 41 Batches of Civil 25-30

Judges in each batch). This GTP was supplemented with synchronous e-

learning, in two modules covered in 20 live Webinars for all the Civil Judges and

AD&SJs. No Special Training Program (except a One-day Workshop on

Rationalization and Distribution of work for Senior Civil Judges) was designed

or delivered for 155 D&SJs or 109 Senior Civil Judges in 2018. They are,

therefore, the target for the next 06-month program of PJA.

The following areas would be covered in curricula of Senior Civil Judges

keeping in view their separate and distinct jurisdiction:

a) Family Division

i. Child Custody;

ii. Visitation Rights;

iii. Preparation of Schedule;

iv. New legislation i.e. International Parental Child Abduction.

v. Mediation – Pre/Post Trial Conciliation.

b) Civil Division

i. Green Courts; Environmental laws; Climate Justice;

ii. Court Automation for Case Management;

iii. New amendments in Civil Procedure Code;

iv. Referral mechanism for Mediation.

c) Criminal Division

i. Amendments in Criminal Procedure Code;

ii. Gender Based Violence Cases;

iii. Sentencing Guidelines;

iv. Case Management.

v. Identification Test Parade – Rules & Procedure for Magistrates

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III. Special Courts (D&SJs Ex-Cadre)

New laws update for:

a) Anti-Terrorism Courts i. Witness Protection Act, 2018;

ii. Juvenile Justice System Act, 2018;

iii. Forensic Awareness.

b) Anti-Money Laundering i. Accountability Laws;

ii. Anti-Corruption Laws;

iii. White Collar Crimes – International best practices and universal

standards.

c) Banking Laws i. Role of Banking Court Judges in Islamic Finance;

ii. Understanding Banking and Finance Laws.

d) Labour Laws i. Service Laws / Service Tribunal;

ii. Employment rights and Industrial relations;

iii. International covenants and labour standards.

e) Consumer Protection Act i. Consumer Disputes and grievances;

ii. Fair trade and consumer rights;

iii. Jurisprudential development in Consumer laws.

IV. District Judiciary Court Staff Training: An important feature of the PJA Biannual Calendar is Court-Staff Training

through Webinars. In 2018, only a part of Court Staff Training (for 36

Superintendents in Punjab) was undertaken and being huge in number (more

than 21,000 working court personnel) distance-learning appears to be the only

option. The Academy has planned 10 webinars for Process Serving Agency (for

training of 6,000 officials in Punjab + 2 modules for each participant). Their

needs have been assessed and prioritized on the basis of feedback from D&SJs

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and Case Management Reports* of Lahore High Court. They can play a pivotal

role in reduction of delay in decision of Civil and Criminal cases. The following

areas have been selected for webinars.

1. Role of Process Serving Agency in Delay Reduction Module – I

2. Use of I.T. in Process Serving

3. Managing Records Module – II 4. Substituted Service – Service in Execution

Proceedings V. Lahore High Court Newly Inducted Staff Pre-Service Training

Duration: 5-Day

Topics: Noting and Drafting

Correspondence (Inter-departmental and with other

Departments/Public)

Record Keeping and Maintenance of Files

Financial Rules (TA/DA/Medical)

Leave Rules

I.T. Skills

Lahore High Court Staff Rules (Efficiency & Discipline)

Time Management

Personal Development (Hygiene and Cleanliness)

Professional Ethics Workplace Etiquettes

VI. Other Programs

In addition to the above trainings, the Academy may organize need-based

training programs for different stakeholders of justice sector. The Academy

may, for example, arrange special training programs for staff of Special Courts

under the administrative control of Ministry of Law. The Academy may also

conduct few Training of Trainers Workshops to develop pool of judicial

educators. The Asia Foundation also intends to organize Mediation Trainings in

its “Mainstreaming ADR for Equitable Access to Justice” Project. The Academy

is looking forward to a new experience and excellence in judicial training in the

new year.

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PARTICIPANTS OF THE TRAININGS

PRE-SERVICE TRAINING FOR NEWLY INDUCTED AD&SJs

Sr. # Week Venue of Training 1. Week 5 – 7 Punjab Judicial Academy

2. Week 8 Federal Judicial Academy

3. Week 9-10 Punjab Judicial Academy

4. Week 10 Punjab Judicial Academy

5. Week 11 – 14 District Courts, Lahore

6. Week 15 Sindh Judicial Academy

7. Week 16 – 18 Punjab Judicial Academy

8. Week 19 – 22 District Courts Punjab

9. Week 23 – 26 Punjab Judicial Academy

WORKSHOPS SENIOR CIVIL JUDGES

Sr. # Participants Number of

Participants Batch #

1. Senior Civil Judges (Family Division)

18 I

2. 18 II

3. Senior Civil Judges (Civil Division)

18 I

4. 18 II

5. Senior Civil Judges (Criminal Division)

18 I

6. 18 II

WORKSHOPS DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE (Ex-Cadre)

Sr. # Participants Number of

Participants Batch #

1. Anti-Terrorism Court Judges 08 I

District & Sessions Judges 10

2. Anti-Terrorism Court Judges 08 II

District & Sessions Judges 10

3.

Accountability + Anti-Corruption Court Judges + D&SJs Accountability : 03 Anti-Corruption : 06 Central : 02 D&SJs : 11

20 I

10

4.

Accountability + Anti-Corruption Court Judges + D&SJs Accountability : 03 Anti-Corruption : 06 Central : 02 D&SJs : 11

20 II

5.

Banking Court Judges Banking Court : 08 D&SJs : 10

20 I

6.

Banking Court Judges Banking Court : 08 D&SJs : 10

20 II

7. Labour Courts + Service Tribunal 12 -

8. Consumer Courts 7 + D&SJs I

9. Consumer Courts 7 + D&SJs II

TWO-DAY TRAINING COURSE THROUGH WEBINAR FOR DISTRICT JUDICIARY COURT STAFF

Process Serving Agency Total Participants: 3987

Naib Nazir : 168 Bailiff : 972 Process Server : 2847

Day One: Module – I Day Two: Module – II

09 Webinars 09 Webinars

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January

Name of Program Pre-Service Training for Newly Inducted Additional District & Sessions Judges

Date 31.12.2018 to 05.01.2019

Week 5

Climate Change & Judicial Response to Cases Involving Environment

English Language Communication (Writing) Skills Civil Appeal Appraisal of Evidence Application of Probation Laws in Criminal Cases Role of Prosecutor in Criminal Justice System Torture in custody – Relevant Laws & Their Implementation Court Automation Case Management System in LHC & District

Courts Cyber Laws – Implementation by District Courts Syndicate Discussion: Delay Reduction in Civil & Criminal Cases by

District Courts Admissibility of Forensic Evidence Contempt Proceedings & Perjury Role of Probation Laws in Rehabilitation of Offender


Date 07.01.2019 to 12.01.2019

Week 6

Practice in Writing Orders (Civil) Framing of Issues Analytical Thinking Practice in Writing Orders (Criminal) Prison Rules English Language Communication Skills How to Conduct Murder Trials Vicarious Liability How to Conduct Summary Trial Understanding Land Records


Date 14.01.2019 to 19.01.2019

Week 7

Appraisal of Evidence Sheriff Petty Accounts & Revenue Collection Judicial Code of Conduct – Values of Good Judging How to Decide Habeas Corpus Petitions (S. 491 Cr.PC) Bench & Bar Relations First version of accused & its evidentiary value Work-Life Balance: Peak-Performance Appraisal of Evidence (Civil) Forensic Science in aid to criminal justice system in Pakistan Medical Jurisprudence (Postmortem Reports) Defamation Ordinance (Summary Trial) Civil Conviction and Sentencing Workshop on Supplemental Proceedings English Language Communication Skills

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January


Week 8 21.01.2019 to 26.01.2019 At Federal Judicial Academy, Islamabad.


Date 28.01.2019 to 02.02.2019

Week 9

Jurisprudential Development in Pre-Emption Law Environmental Law Library Consultation Judgment Writing Delegated Legislation – Principles & Essentials Recording Confessions Interpretation of Statutes Stages of Investigation Role Assignment for Mock Trial Controlling the Court- Workshop Controlling the Court – Self Assessment Law of Inheritance Law of Precedents Law of Inheritance Mediation Library Consultation

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February


Date 04.02.2019 to 09.02.2019

Week 10

Criminal Mock Trial o Scrutiny of File o Framing of Charge o Recording of Prosecution Evidence o Filing of Miscellaneous Applications o Decision of Miscellaneous Application o Completion of Prosecution Evidence o Statement of Accused u/s 342 Cr.PC o Defence Arguments & Judgment

Civil Mock Trial o Scrutiny of Pleadings o Pre-Trial Proceedings o Referral Mechanism o Framing of Issues o Recording of Evidence o Judgment Writing


Week 11, 12 & 13 Week – 11: 11.02.2019 to 16.02.2019 – District Courts, Lahore. Week – 12: 18.02.2019 to 23.02.2019 – District Courts, Lahore. Week – 13: 25.02.2019 to 02.03.2019 – District Courts, Lahore.

19th to 23rd February, 2019 Name of Program 5-Day Training Program for Newly Appointed Lahore High Court Staff

Category Junior Clerks Number of Court Staff 52 (Two batches of 26 each)

Topics

Noting and Drafting Correspondence (Inter-departmental and with other

Departments/Public) Record Keeping and Maintenance of Files Financial Rules (TA/DA/Medical) Leave Rules I.T. Skills Lahore High Court Staff Rules (Efficiency & Discipline) Time Management Personal Development (Hygiene and Cleanliness) Professional Ethics Workplace Etiquettes Senior – Junior Relationship

27th & 28th February, 2019 Name of Program 2-day Training through Webinar for Court Staff – Process Serving Agency

Number of Court Staff To be decided (100 – 200 approximately)

Districts Attock, Bahawalnagar, Bahawalpur, Bhakkar

Topics for Module-I Control and Role of Process Serving Agency in delay reduction. Use of IT in process serving (e-service)

Topics for Module-II Managing records of Process Serving & Sheriff’s Petty Accounts Substituted Service; Service in Execution

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March 04th to 09th March, 2019

Name of Program 6-day Workshop for Senior Civil Judges (Family Division) – I

Number of Participants 18

Contents/Topics ● Family Laws update ● Child custody & visitation schedule ● Hague Convention on International Child Abduction

Objectives To update them with new laws and procedures.

Resource Persons Faculty, Retired and serving judges of district judiciary, Eminent Jurists and Lawyers, British High Commission – Rule of Law Team

Methodology/Teaching Tools

i) Discussion sessions, multimedia/ flip chart etc. ii) Case Study/Syndicate Discussion, informal discussions iii) Assignments

11th to 16th March, 2019

Name of Program 6-day Workshop for Senior Civil Judges (Family Division) – II


Contents/Topics ● Family Laws update ● Child custody & visitation schedule ● Hague Convention on International Child Abduction




iv) Discussion sessions, multimedia/ flip chart etc. v) Case Study/Syndicate Discussion, informal discussions vi) Assignments

13th & 14th March, 2019 Name of Program 2-day Training through Webinar for Court Staff – Process Serving Agency


Districts Chakwal, Chiniot, DG Khan, Faisalabad



20th to 22nd March, 2019

Name of Program Batch-I – 03-day Workshop of Banking Court Judges

Number of Participants 08 Banking Court Judges and 12 other stakeholders

Contents/Topics Banking Laws

Curriculum/Topics may include

Protection of Vulnerable Persons & their Rights, Gender Sensitization,

Professional Ethics.

Resource Persons

Faculty, Retired and serving Judges of the Supreme Court and High

Courts, Retired and serving judges of district judiciary, Retried and

serving officers of civil service of Pakistan, Eminent Jurists and Lawyers,

Professional Experts.


i) Lecture through multimedia/ flip chart etc.

ii) Case Study/Syndicate Discussion, informal discussions

iii) Assignments

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March 25th to 30th March, 2019

Name of Program 6-day Training Workshop for Senior Civil Judges (Criminal) – I


Contents/Topics New law update Witness Protection Identification Parade

Resource Persons

Faculty, Retired and serving Judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts, Retired and serving judges of district judiciary, Retried and serving officers of civil service of Pakistan, Eminent Jurists and Lawyers, Professional Experts.




iii) Assignments

27th & 28th March, 2019

Name of Program 2-day Training through Webinar for Court Staff – Process Serving Agency


Districts Gujranwala, Gujrat, Hafizabad, Jhang




Week 14, 15, 16 & 17

Week – 14: 04.03.2019 to 09.03.2019 – District Court, Lahore. Week – 15: 11.03.2019 to 16.03.2019 (Sindh Judicial Academy) Week – 16: 18.03.2019 to 22.03.2019 (Punjab Judicial Academy) Week – 17: 25.03.2019 to 30.03.2019 (KP Judicial Academy)

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April

01st to 06th April, 2019

Name of Program 6-day Training Workshop for Senior Civil Judges (Criminal) – II


Contents/Topics New law update Witness Protection Identification Parade

Resource Persons



iv) Lecture through multimedia/ flip chart etc.

v) Case Study/Syndicate Discussion, informal discussions

vi) Assignments

04th to 06th April, 2019

Name of Program Batch-II – 03-day Workshop of Banking Court Judges

Number of Participants 08 Banking Court Judges and 12 other stakeholders

Contents/Topics Banking Laws


Protection of Vulnerable Persons & their Rights, Gender Sensitization,

Professional Ethics.

Resource Persons

Faculty, Retired and serving Judges of the Supreme Court and High

Courts, Retired and serving judges of district judiciary, Retried and

serving officers of civil service of Pakistan, Eminent Jurists and Lawyers,

Professional Experts.




vi) Assignments


Name of Program Batch-I – One Week Training of Senior Civil Judges (Civil)


Contents/Topics

● Green Courts; Environmental laws; Climate Justice; ● Court Automation for Case Management; ● New amendments in Civil Procedure Code; ● Referral mechanism for Mediation.




vii) Discussion sessions, multimedia/ flip chart etc. viii) Case Study/Syndicate Discussion, informal discussions ix) Assignments

10th & 11th April, 2019 Name of Program 2-day Training Through Webinar for Court Staff – Process Serving Agency


Districts Jhelum, Kasur, Khanewal, Khushab



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April


Name of Program Batch-I – 03-day Workshop for Anti-Terrorism Court Judges and District & Sessions Judges

Number of Participants 08 ATC Judges + 10 D&SJs Contents/Topics Witness Protection Act, 2018 and other new laws Objectives To sensitize them with new legislation Curriculum/Topics may include

● How to apply Witness Protection Act, 2019 ● Judges Role

Resource Persons Faculty, Retired and serving Judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts, Retired and serving judges of district judiciary, British High Commission – CAPRI Team


i) Lecture through multimedia/ flip chart etc. ii) Case Study/Syndicate Discussion, informal discussions iii) Assignments

22nd to 27th April, 2019

Name of Program Batch-II – One Week Training of Senior Civil Judges (Civil)


Contents/Topics

● Green Courts; Environmental laws; Climate Justice; ● Court Automation for Case Management; ● New amendments in Civil Procedure Code; ● Referral mechanism for Mediation.




i) Discussion sessions, multimedia/ flip chart etc. ii) Case Study/Syndicate Discussion, informal discussions iii) Assignments

24th & 25th April, 2019

Name of Program 2-day Training Through Webinar for Court Staff – Process Serving Agency

Number of Court Staff To be decided (100 – 200 approximately) Districts Layyah, Lodhran, M.B. Din




Name of Program Batch-I – 03-day Workshop for Anti-Terrorism Court Judges and District & Sessions Judges

Number of Participants 08 ATC Judges + 10 D&SJs Contents/Topics Witness Protection Act, 2018 and other new laws Objectives To sensitize them with new legislation Curriculum/Topics may include

● How to apply Witness Protection Act, 2019 ● Judges Role

Resource Persons Faculty, Retired and serving Judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts, Retired and serving judges of district judiciary, British High Commission – CAPRI Team


i) Lecture through multimedia/ flip chart etc. ii) Case Study/Syndicate Discussion, informal discussions iii) Assignments

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April


Week-Wise Details

Week – 18: 01.04.2019 to 06.04.2019 (PJA) AT DISTRICT COURTS IN PUNJAB Week – 19: 08.04.2019 to 13.04.2019 Week – 20: 15.04.2019 to 20.04.2019 Week – 21: 22.04.2019 to 27.04.2019 Week – 22: 29.04.2019 to 04.05.2019

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May

02nd to 04th May, 2019

Name of Program 03-day Training of Labour Court Judges

Number of Participants 09 Labour Court Judges + Service Tribunal Judges

Contents/Topics Labour Laws


Protection of Vulnerable Persons & their Rights, Gender Sensitization, Professional Ethics.

Resource Persons





iii) Assignments

08th & 09th May, 2019 Name of Program 2-day Training Through Webinar for Court Staff – Process Serving Agency


Districts Mianwali, Multan, Muzaffargarh, Nankana Sahib



22nd & 23rd May, 2019 Name of Program 2-day Training Through Webinar for Court Staff – Process Serving Agency

Number of Court Staff To be decided (100 – 200 approximately) Districts Narowal, Okara, Pakpattan, Rahim Yar Khan




Week-Wise Details

Week – 23: 06.05.2019 to 11.05.2019 Week – 24: 13.05.2019 to 18.05.2019 Week – 25: 20.05.2019 to 25.05.2019 Week – 26: 27.05.2019 to 01.06.2019

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June

11th to 13th June, 2019

Name of Program Batch-II – 03-day Workshop for Consumer Court Judges

Number of Participants 07 Consumer Court Judges

Contents/Topics Consumer Protection Laws – Procedures & Precedents



Resource Persons





iii) Assignments

12th & 13th June, 2019 Name of Program 2-day Training Through Webinar for Court Staff – Process Serving Agency


Districts Rajanpur, Rawalpindi, Sahiwal, Sargodha



26th & 27th June, 2019 Name of Program 2-day Training Through Webinar for Court Staff – Process Serving Agency

Number of Court Staff To be decided (100 – 200 approximately) Districts Sheikhupura, Sialkot, Toba Tek Singh, Vehari



25th to 27th June, 2019

Name of Program Batch-II – 03-day Workshop for Consumer Court Judges

Number of Participants 07 Consumer Court Judges

Contents/Topics Consumer Protection Laws – Procedures & Precedents



Resource Persons





vi) Assignments

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Documents

Biannual Calendar · viii. The Punjab Pre-Emption Act, 1991 ix. The Qanun-e-shahadat Order, 1984 x. The Principles of Muhammadan Jurisprudence xi. The Negotiable Instruments Act,