At the initiative of the Supreme Judicial Council, representatives of the British judicial system, Rachel Karp, District Judge, Deputy Judge of the High Court, and Margaret Glentworth, District Judge, Judge of the Guardianship Court (retired) visited the Academy of Justice

At the initiative of the Supreme Judicial Council, representatives of the British judicial system, Rachel Karp, District Judge, Deputy Judge of the High Court, and Margaret Glentworth, District Judge, Judge of the Guardianship Court (retired) visited the Academy of Justice

The representatives of the Supreme Judicial Council, the OSCE, the judicial system of Kazakhstan, the law community, faculty and undergraduates of the Academy of Justice participated in the meeting.

 Duringvisit, the internationalexpertsheld a guestlectureon topic about accesstojustice for vulnerablegroups of the population.

The lecturers shared the UK's experience in this area, emphasizing the importance of ensuring equal opportunities for all categories of citizens when applying to the judiciary.

 During the lecture, special attention was paid to the implementation of modern technologies, including the use of artificial intelligence in improving the judicial process.

 Having shared their own experience, foreign experts noted the importance of integrating innovative approaches to improve access to justice and to ensure the openness of the judicial system.

The meeting aroused great interest among the audience, which served as the basis for a lively discussion. The participants of the meeting actively asked questions on the most relevant aspects and received detailed and meaningful answers from the invited experts.

The visit was a significant event in strengthening the international relations of the Academy of Justice with the support of the Supreme Judicial Council.

The Academy of Justice, with the support of the Supreme Judicial Council, will continue to hold guest lectures by international experts, creating a platform for the exchange of knowledge and best practices. That expands the horizons of undergraduates, helps  to take into account foreign experience and increases the professional level of future representatives of the judicial system of Kazakhstan.