In France, those aspiring to be judges have to spend 3 years probationary service at a lower court in order to be eligible for a permanent position after passing the second state exam.

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In France, to become a judge, candidates must first pass a competitive examination to enter the National School for the Judiciary (École Nationale de la Magistrature - ENM), where they undergo initial training. There is no requirement for a 3-year probationary service at a lower court after passing a second state exam.

In France, Those Aspiring to Be Judges Have to Spend