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WorksheetsHow to become a judge in Greece
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
What are the different careers you can pursue through the Greek National School of Judges? [Choose 3]
Magistrate (Judge of Peace)
Prosecutor
Tax arbitrator
Civil and Penal Judge
Administrative Judge
What is the age limit to become a judge in Greece?
30-40
28-45
25-40
40-50
Which can be your previous occupation to become a judge in Greece? [Choose 3]
Judicial secretary with a law degree
Law professor
Magistrate (Justice of Peace)
Attorney at law
Psychologist specialized in anxiety issues
You CANNOT become a Judge or prosecutor in Greece if...[Choose 3]
...you are a man and not served or lawfully discharged from the army.
...you are not Greek for at least five years.
...you are a regular smoker.
...you have been convinced for certain offences to certain sentences.
...you are a fan of Girondins de Bordeaux.
How often is a recruitment exam for new judges held in Greece?
Every five years
Twice a year
Every year
There is no standard frequency
Which of the following is NOT included to the Greek Public Prosecutor’s duties:
Supervision and inspection of the police force
Strategic planning of a police operation
Order public services to provide documents
Peaceful resolution of a conflict
Το which courts is a Greek Public Prosecutor appointed?
The Courts of First Instance
The Courts of Appeal
The Administrative Courts
The Supreme Civil and Penal Court (Areios Pagos)
You can be appointed straight to one of the three Supreme Courts after completing studies in the Greek National School of Judges...
...if you are a Dr Juris (got a PhD)
...if you follow a career in administrative courts
...if you follow a career of a public prosecutor.
...if you are fluent in French.
Who was AIAKOS, that this program is named after?
Οne of the twelve Greek gods of the mountain Olympus.
One of the most known oracles in ancient Greece.
Son of Zeus, first king of the Greek island of Aigina, well-known for his justice.
Greek politician and orator in ancient Greece.
What is Areios Pagos, that the Supreme Civil and Penal Court of Greece is named after?
Arius, a Libyan presbyter and ascetic.
Areopagus, a rock northwest of the Acropolis of Athens.
Aryan race, a concept of racial grouping.
Ariel, an aquatic creature according to Greek mythology.
