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Department of Judicial Power, Advocacy and Law Enforcement Agencies

Motto: Strength lies in unity

Objective

To become one of the internationally recognised academic centres specialising in judicial power, advocacy and the activities of law enforcement agencies; to train highly qualified professionals in these fields; and to develop teaching materials that meet international standards in subjects related to the judiciary, advocacy, prosecution, internal affairs bodies and the law enforcement system, ensuring their effective integration into the educational process.

The Department places particular emphasis on the in-depth study of judicial and legal reforms in Uzbekistan and internationally, safeguarding judicial independence, developing the institution of advocacy and improving the performance of law enforcement agencies. Its key priorities also include analysing international experience, researching relevant regulatory legal acts and developing proposals for their improvement.

The Department maintains cooperation in these areas with the Supreme Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Supreme Judicial Council, the General Prosecutor’s Office, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Justice, the Chamber of Advocates, other law enforcement agencies, non-governmental non-profit organisations and higher education institutions across the country.

Key Responsibilities

·         Studying the experience of developed countries in organising and regulating the activities of the judiciary, advocacy and law enforcement agencies;

·         developing students’ comparative, analytical and logical thinking skills within the subjects they study;

·         equipping students with practical skills in applying legal provisions governing the judicial and legal system, advocacy and law enforcement activities;

·         creating the necessary conditions for independent learning and ensuring a balance between theory and practice;

·         developing cooperation with internationally recognised academic and educational institutions specialising in judicial power, advocacy and law enforcement;

·         conducting research on judicial and legal reforms, judicial independence, strengthening the institution of advocacy and improving the effectiveness of law enforcement agencies;

·         developing students’ practical skills in participating in court proceedings, drafting procedural documents and providing legal advice;

·         studying international treaties, conventions and international human rights standards, and developing proposals and recommendations for their incorporation into national legislation;

·         organising academic and practical conferences, round-table discussions and professional development courses involving practising judges, advocates, prosecutors and law enforcement officers.

Courses Offered

According to the information provided, the Department offers a total of 10 courses at undergraduate and postgraduate levels: 9 at undergraduate level and 1 at postgraduate level.

Undergraduate course:

·         Judicial Power.

Elective courses:

·         Law Enforcement Agencies;

·         Advocacy;

·         Prosecutorial Activity;

·         Enforcement Proceedings.

Postgraduate course:

·         Advocacy and Advocate’s Activity.

Lectures and seminars are delivered as part of these courses.

Research Activities

Between 2020 and 2026, the Department’s academic staff published more than 100 research articles in journals included in the list of the Higher Attestation Commission of the Republic of Uzbekistan. In addition, 10 articles were published in international academic journals and 3 articles in journals indexed in the Scopus database.

During this period, the Department published 10 textbooks and 15 monographs. Its academic staff also participated in 20 international academic conferences.

The Department also organised the following academic events:

·         3 international academic conferences;

·         5 national-level academic conferences and round-table discussions.

Programmes and Projects

The Department cooperates with a number of government bodies and educational institutions in the areas of education, research and legislative improvement.

In particular, partnerships have been established with the Supreme Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Supreme Judicial Council, the General Prosecutor’s Office, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Justice, the Chamber of Advocates and the Academy of Public Administration.

The Department’s academic staff have actively contributed to drafting new versions of the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan On Courts, On Advocacy and Guarantees of Advocacy Activities and On the Prosecutor’s Office.

The Department also maintains partnerships with the following higher education and research institutions in Uzbekistan:

·         University of World Economy and Diplomacy;

·         Academy of the General Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

·         Customs Institute of the State Customs Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

·         Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

·         Higher School of Judges of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

·         Westminster International University in Tashkent.

Academic Staff

The Department has 14 full-time academic staff members. Five hold academic degrees: two are Doctors of Science (DSc) and three are Doctors of Philosophy (PhD). The remaining nine academic staff members do not hold academic degrees.

The Department is headed by Ixtiyor Baxtiyorovich Djurayev, Doctor of Law (DSc).

The following academic staff members work at the Department:

·         Dilshod Djumabayevich Nurumov — Professor, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD);

·         Kudrat Kalandarovich Matkarimov — Associate Professor, Doctor of Science (DSc);

·         Alibek Ravilovich Matmurodov — Acting Associate Professor, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD).

In addition, Valisher Xakimjanovich Davlyatov, Professor and Doctor of Science (DSc), works at the Department on an external part-time basis, alongside a number of early-career specialists.

The educational process also involves Jasur Aminjanovich Ne’matov, Professor and Doctor of Science (DSc); Kamol Karomat o‘g‘li Mardonov, Acting Associate Professor and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD); and Saddam Baxtiyorjon o‘g‘li Qodiraliyev, Senior Lecturer, all working on an internal part-time basis.

In total, the Department employs 21 academic staff members, including full-time and part-time staff.

The full-time academic staff comprises:

·         1 Professor;

·         2 Associate Professors (including one Acting Associate Professor);

·         1 Senior Lecturer;

·         10 Lecturers.

In addition, the Department engages 2 Professors, 1 Acting Associate Professor, 1 Senior Lecturer and 3 Lecturers on internal and external part-time arrangements.

Furthermore, 8 independent researchers and 2 doctoral students contribute to the Department’s research and teaching activities.

 

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