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Yana SHEVTSOVA,

Chief Specialist of the National School of Courts of Ukraine, candidate of the Department of Organization of Judicial and Law Enforcement Bodies of the Yaroslav the Wise National University of Law

MOTIVATION FOR TRAINING IN-SERVICE TRAINING FOR THE JUDICIARY

The article is devoted to aspects of the formation of the judiciary motivation to learn to improve skills and maintain an adequate level of professional competence. Personal motivation is considered in relation to government promotion of judges to a professional level.

Key words: Judge, motivation for learning, training.

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