# The Inner London Juvenile Courts (Selection of Chairmen) Order 1990, Article 3: Qualifications for nomination as court chairman


(1) The Lord Chancellor may, on a recommendation made in accordance with this Order, nominate as a court chairman any justice who–
(a) has undergone the chairmanship course provided by the Inner London Magistrates' Courts Service;
(b) has served for at least six years as a justice of the peace, including at least five years in a juvenile court (not necessarily in inner London);
(c) has thereafter successfully completed a special course; and
(d) has thereafter sat as a chairman under training on at least six occasions and for a total of not less than twenty hours, on each occasion with and at the request of a court chairman (who should not always be the same one) approved for this purpose by the Chairman of the Panel.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1990/1265/article/3 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/inner-london-juvenile-courts-selection-of-chairmen-order-1990/article-3
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