Judge at the Compulsion Measures Tribunal

Would you like to contribute to the development of the canton of Fribourg, have a spirit of public service, and are looking for a varied and meaningful position? At the State of Fribourg, you will work for the largest employer in the canton. Attentive, dynamic, and forward-looking, the cantonal administration and its establishments serve the population of Fribourg.

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Application File

Applications must be accompanied by a cover letter, a brief curriculum vitae, recent extracts from the criminal record and the debt enforcement register (dated less than one year).

Do not forget to complete the ad hoc form mentioned on the website of the Magistracy Council.

The Compulsion Measures Tribunal (TMC) is the cantonal authority competent to approve, upon request from the Public Prosecutor's Office, the Judges of the Juvenile Criminal Court, the Police, a Court of First Instance, the Service for the Execution of Penal Sentences and Probation, as well as the Population and Migration Service, particularly incisive compulsion measures, both at the criminal and administrative level. Its decisions are made by a single judge.

Desired Profile

• Lawyer's certificate, law degree or master's degree in law, and demonstrate sufficient practical knowledge for the exercise of the function
• Proven skills in criminal law
• 60% position, requiring high availability to ensure on-call duties
• The Magistracy Council is seeking a bilingual judge. The position is also open to a German-speaking judge who, with the support of a bilingual clerk, would also be able to and motivated to handle cases in French. Good to very good oral knowledge of French is required, particularly good, or even very good, comprehension skills and sufficient oral expression skills
• Active cantonal citizenship. Foreign nationals must hold a settlement permit and have been domiciled in the canton for at least five years. Candidates must not have any unsatisfied debt judgments against them or have been convicted of offenses incompatible with the function

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