Final exam of the 1st generation

The final exam is definedby the Law on the Judicial Academy, namely Articles 37 to 40 of the Law.

Upon completion of the initial training, the users of the initial training take a final exam, which tests only the practical knowledge and abilities acquired during the initial training, namely, to perform the work of a judge of a misdemeanor court, a basic court and a deputy public prosecutor in the basic prosecution. Upon completion of the initial training, the users of the initial training take a final exam, which tests only the practical knowledge and abilities acquired during the initial training, namely, to perform the work of a judge of a misdemeanor court, a basic court and a deputy public prosecutor in the basic prosecution.
The final exam is taken before a committee of five members, three of whom are judges and two are prosecutors.

Grading of the final exam is expressed in grades from 1 to 5. A user of the initial training, who receives a grade of 1 on the final exam, is considered not to have completed the initial training. Grading of the final exam is expressed in grades from 1 to 5. A user of the initial training, who receives a grade of 1 on the final exam, is considered not to have completed the initial training.
The program and method of taking the final exam are regulated in more detail by the regulations.