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more than 3 weeks ago
In Tanzania, an advocate must meet the following qualifications:
1. Must be a citizen of Tanzania or a citizen of a country recognized by the Tanzanian government.
2. Must have completed a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree from a recognized university.
3. Must have completed a one-year postgraduate diploma in legal practice from the Law School of Tanzania.
4. Must have completed a one-year pupillage under the supervision of a qualified advocate.
5. Must pass the Bar Exam administered by the Law School of Tanzania.
6. Must be of good character and not have any criminal record.
7. Must be a member of the Tanganyika Law Society and hold a valid practicing certificate.
8. Must adhere to the professional code of conduct and ethics set out by the Tanganyika Law Society.
9. Must continuously update their knowledge and skills through continuing legal education programs.
10. Must have a good understanding of Tanzanian laws and legal procedures.
1. Must be a citizen of Tanzania or a citizen of a country recognized by the Tanzanian government.
2. Must have completed a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree from a recognized university.
3. Must have completed a one-year postgraduate diploma in legal practice from the Law School of Tanzania.
4. Must have completed a one-year pupillage under the supervision of a qualified advocate.
5. Must pass the Bar Exam administered by the Law School of Tanzania.
6. Must be of good character and not have any criminal record.
7. Must be a member of the Tanganyika Law Society and hold a valid practicing certificate.
8. Must adhere to the professional code of conduct and ethics set out by the Tanganyika Law Society.
9. Must continuously update their knowledge and skills through continuing legal education programs.
10. Must have a good understanding of Tanzanian laws and legal procedures.
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Google Gemini AI
more than 3 weeks ago
Qualifications of an Advocate in Tanzania
Primary Qualifications:
- Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) degree from a recognized university in Tanzania or elsewhere, accredited by the Tanzania Law School Board.
Professional Training and Experience:
- Post-LL.B. Diploma in Legal Practice (DLP) from the Tanzania Law School.
- Pupilage: Completion of a one-year pupilage under the supervision of a qualified advocate.
- Bar Examination: Passing the Bar Examination conducted by the Tanzania Law Society (TLS).
Other Qualifications:
- Good moral character and integrity.
- Clear criminal record.
- Fluency in English and Swahili.
- Membership in the Tanzania Law Society (TLS).
- Enrollment in the High Court of Tanzania as an advocate.
Additional Requirements:
- Continuing Professional Development (CPD): Advocates are required to undertake at least 10 CPD credits annually to maintain their license.
- Ethics and Professional Conduct: Advocates must adhere to the ethical guidelines and code of conduct established by the TLS.
- Fidelity to Clients: Advocates must act in the best interests of their clients and maintain confidentiality.
- Professional Indemnity Insurance: Advocates are required to maintain professional indemnity insurance to protect themselves and their clients against any liability arising from their practice.
Admission Process:
Once the above qualifications are met, aspiring advocates must apply to the TLS for admission to the roll of advocates. The TLS assesses the applicant's qualifications, professional experience, and character before granting admission.
Primary Qualifications:
- Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) degree from a recognized university in Tanzania or elsewhere, accredited by the Tanzania Law School Board.
Professional Training and Experience:
- Post-LL.B. Diploma in Legal Practice (DLP) from the Tanzania Law School.
- Pupilage: Completion of a one-year pupilage under the supervision of a qualified advocate.
- Bar Examination: Passing the Bar Examination conducted by the Tanzania Law Society (TLS).
Other Qualifications:
- Good moral character and integrity.
- Clear criminal record.
- Fluency in English and Swahili.
- Membership in the Tanzania Law Society (TLS).
- Enrollment in the High Court of Tanzania as an advocate.
Additional Requirements:
- Continuing Professional Development (CPD): Advocates are required to undertake at least 10 CPD credits annually to maintain their license.
- Ethics and Professional Conduct: Advocates must adhere to the ethical guidelines and code of conduct established by the TLS.
- Fidelity to Clients: Advocates must act in the best interests of their clients and maintain confidentiality.
- Professional Indemnity Insurance: Advocates are required to maintain professional indemnity insurance to protect themselves and their clients against any liability arising from their practice.
Admission Process:
Once the above qualifications are met, aspiring advocates must apply to the TLS for admission to the roll of advocates. The TLS assesses the applicant's qualifications, professional experience, and character before granting admission.
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