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I would like to work in Russia.

This is my choice.

I believe that the business area of the job is not right for a person like me.

So I would like to be a judge.

Judges preside in the courtroom, conduct legal proceedings, resolve disputes and pass judgments.

Every judge is a role model to the society to which he belongs.

What the qualities and skills should I have for judicial office?

The statutory requirements for the persons willing to become judges are: 1) higher education in law; 2) five years of legal experience; 3) passing exams before Qualification. 1.

Judicial Temperament.

This character trait encompasses both the ability to apply the law to the facts and to understand how a judicial decision will affect the human life.

I should exhibit the following aspects of proper judicial temperament: Patience, open-mindedness, courtesy, tact, courage, punctuality, firmness, understanding, compassion, humility and common sense. 2. Intelligence.

In future time I will know and can apply legal rules and ability quickly to perceive, comprehend, and understand new concepts and ideas. 4.

Courage and Integrity: Legal “Courage” is “the willingness to do what the law requires the judge to do even though the course the judge.

“Integrity” is not being influenced by the identity, political status, wealth or relationship of the party or lawyer before the judge.

I should have engaged in an active courtroom practice and should have had some litigation experience, because it is a good indicator or a person’s interest in remaining current in the law.

Also I will continue study of judges after I enter upon their judicial careers. 8.

Ability to Communicate: This is the ability to express oneself clearly, concisely, and grammatically, whether orally or in writing.

It includes the ability to listen. 9.

Civic and Professional Responsibility: This is contribution to the public and the legal profession through organized Bar and non-Bar service organizations, volunteer activities, civic and cultural organizations.

I should have a positive reputation in every professional community.

My background should be free of references to immorality or indiscretions.

I believe that in the future I can be a good judge.