#JUSB2616609AFrance Updates Priority Posting List for Magistrate Jobs in Saint-Martin
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This order updates the list of judicial jobs considered hard to fill and eligible for priority assignment benefits. The changes concern several judge and prosecutor roles attached to the Saint-Martin local court under the Basse-Terre judicial system. The practical impact is narrow: it mainly affects magistrates seeking assignments and the justice administration managing staffing in Saint-Martin. Businesses and the public may see indirect effects if the measure helps fill court vacancies and improve case handling.
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Key Changes
- Adds or confirms several Saint-Martin local court judicial roles as hard-to-fill positions eligible for priority assignment
- Covers judge, investigating judge, juvenile judge, sentence enforcement judge, protection litigation judge, and related vice-president roles
- Includes prosecutor roles assigned to Saint-Martin, such as vice-prosecutor and deputy prosecutor
Obligations
What this law requires
The justice administration must include the listed magistrate positions assigned to the Saint-Martin local court under the Basse-Terre judicial system in the category of jobs with particular recruitment difficulties eligible for priority assignment under article 27-2 of ordinance no. 58-1270.
The order must be published in the Journal officiel de la République française.