Organization, etc.
1 §/expires U: 2016-09-01/
In every District Court has a Chief Judge who is
Head of the District Court. The judge is responsible for the operations and
shall ensure that it is carried out effectively and in accordance with the applicable
the right and the obligations arising out of membership in
The European Union and that the District Court do well with
State funds.
In the district courts are also senior aldermen, aldermen, technical
advice, tingsfiskaler, notaries, lawyers, and court processing
other employees.
Unless otherwise specified, the provisions laid down in this
Regulation on Alderman also apply to Chief District Court judge.
With the Court of appeal for the purposes of this regulation, the Court of appeal in
the District Court hears. Regulation (2010:990).
the entry into force of § 1/in: 2016-09-01/
In every District Court has a Chief Judge who is the administrative head of the District Court. The judge is responsible for the operations and shall ensure that it is carried out effectively and in accordance with applicable law and the obligations of Sweden's membership in the European Union and that the District Court do well with State funds.
In the district courts are also senior aldermen, aldermen, patent counsel, technical advice, the tingsfiskaler District Court of notaries, lawyers, pharmaceutical and other employees.
Unless otherwise specified, it shall be provided for in this regulation if the District Court judge also applied to the Chief District Court judge.
With the Court of appeal for the purposes of this regulation, the Court of appeal that the District Court hearing. Regulation (2016:238).
1 a of the Judge is obliged to implement it at the District Court
internal control as the Swedish national courts administration is responsible for
According to Ordinance (2007:1073) with instruction for
The Swedish national courts administration. Regulation (2007:1088).
section 2 of the District Court may decide that the Court should be divided into
departments. Head of a Department is the Chief Judge or a
Chief District Court judge. If it's in a Department that is not led by
several aldermen, Chief Judge chief judge determines who of
Chief rådmännen who is the boss. The head of the Department leads
the work on this and the benefits service in right after
consultation with the judges of the Division.
The District Court may also decide that the Court should be divided
in other organizational units than departments. Information
includes management of ordinary judges, however, must be exercised
only by the Chief Judge or a Chief District Court judge.
Regulation (2014:1406).
3 repealed by Regulation (2003:631).
4 repealed by Regulation (2010:990).
paragraph 5 of the Chief Judge is responsible for tingsfiskalerna in its
service, a comprehensive and developmental education according to
the programme established in consultation with the judiciary
courts of appeal as well as giving an official record of their service.
For each Assistant judge shall be a judge appointed as
supervisor. The supervisor shall be appointed who have particular
interest and is otherwise appropriate for the mission.
Regulation (2001:986).
section 6 of the Councillor responsible, having regard to the opinion of the Board of Notaries Regula-
ter of law clerk, District Court, in its order to notaries
service, a comprehensive and developmental education.
6 a of A juror who has been designated for service in
the Court should undergo induction training before
service begins.
If a juror has undergone induction training should
He or she shall undergo recurrent training within six months
After beginning employment.
The judge shall, after consultation with the judiciary, responsible for
to the lay judges be given introductory and refresher training
and regular information. Regulation (2014:1356).
Scope of authority
section 7 the following provisions in the Government agencies Ordinance (2007:515)
applied to the district courts:
section 6 of General information,
section 8 if the employer's policy,
19 § about cost implications, and
paragraph 21 of the decision of the Agency.
The provisions of sections 19 and 21 applies, however, only in the case of
administrative issues. Regulation (2007:1088).
The distribution of cases, etc.
paragraph 8 of the grounds for the allocation of functions and the other
provisions necessary for the operation of the District Court shall state
of the rules of procedure.
The Swedish national courts administration Announces General advice on the design of
the rules of procedure.
8 a of A District Court may, in its rules of procedure provide
or in a particular case, decide who is allowed to request
explanations, information or opinions in administrative
cases. Regulation (2007:1088).
§ 9 matters shall be divided between the organizational
devices as specified in the rules of procedure.
The distribution of cases and applications shall be made by drawing lots.
Exemption from the requirement of balloting may be made
1. in case or cases of particular species,
2. for cases or cases from a particular part of the jurisdiction,
3. in order to target, or cases that have relationships to
be dealt with by the same organizational unit, and
4. in order to achieve a distribution of cases between the
a District Court judge that meets the requirements of §§ 11 and 24 and in
otherwise seems reasonable. Regulation (2002:798).
section 10 is repealed by Regulation (2002:798).
section 11 of An Assistant judge shall not be assigned duties in
greater extent than is appropriate in the light of fiskalens
experience of work in court. An Assistant judge shall not be assigned to
tasks that require specific experience. At
the assignment of tasks needs to be fiskalens
participate in training are taken into account.
In addition the judge responsible supervisor to
the allocation of tasks to fiskalen happens on the way
referred to in the first subparagraph. Regulation (2002:798).
section 12 of the judge announces the necessary guidelines for the application
of the rules of procedure.
13 § Judge parts for a certain time in the judges to
service in the District Court.
The classification shall be made so that the judges may experience different
types of cases. Regulation (2003:631).
section 14 if there are special reasons, the judge may decide
temporary deviations from what has been decided, with the support of 8 or
section 13.
The handling of the matters
section 15 for each destination and the file shall at all times
be a responsible judge.
The first subparagraph shall not apply to matters such as court notary,
notariemeriterade pharmaceutical lawyers or other employees
administers by virtue of dispositions in accordance with sections 17 and 18. For
in these cases, or cases is responsible the ordained.
The detailed responsibilities shall be shown by
the rules of procedure. Responsibilities shall be arranged so that
responsibility shall be exercised in an effective manner.
Regulation (2003:631).
15 a of a clearing basis pursuant to section 16 of the regulation
(1996:271) if the matters in court shall be established
by the presiding judge. Regulation (2000:679).
16 §/expires U: 2016-07-01/
The judge may order the person who has adequate knowledge
and experience and who are employed by the District Court or by
an Administrative Tribunal or a tenancy mentioned in the same locality as
the District Court to make arrangements for the preparation of meals and
issues and actions that the law is required to perform the following
the target's or the key. For such measures is responsible
It ordered.
An order shall not, however, refer to the task of
1. lead meetings,
2. decide whether to issue a subpoena in a civil case where mediation
If the thing is allowed, or in the case of private prosecution,
3. decide on matters concerning the provision of security for
court costs,
4. decide in matters of inhibition,
5. decide on the question of intervention,
6. notify the interim decision,
7. decide on the acquisition of other personal investigation in criminal cases
than those referred to in paragraph 1 of the Act (1991:2041) on special
personal investigation in criminal matters, etc., Chapter 5. Article 9 of the regulation
(1998:642) on the enforcement of free-care penalties as well as 11 and
28 of the Act (1964:167) with special provisions for young
offenders,
8. decide on the inadmissibility of evidence or of request for
the commissioning of an investigation,
9. decide on the appointment of a conciliator or expert when
the parties do not agree to such appointment shall be given,
10. decide if notice under chapter 42. section 15 or if that
give a notice as described in chapter 42. 15 a of the code of judicial procedure,
11. decide if the download,
12. decide if the examination referred to in Chapter 3. section 4 of the Act
(2010:921) on land and environment courts,
13. decide on matters of inadmissibility or exclusion,
14. decide on matters under Chapter 49. section 4 of the code of judicial procedure if
an appeal shall be designated or not,
15. notifying such decision to appeal particularly to
basis other than pursuant to Chapter 49. section 7 of the code of judicial procedure, or
16. take any other action that involves issues that are difficult,
other reason require specific experience or is otherwise
such that they should be reserved for judges.
The restriction in the second paragraph 2 does not apply to a law clerk
or a clerk processing. The restriction in
15 the second paragraph does not apply to decisions on the appointment of a
defenders or decision in respect of compensation or advance
of the public money to someone who has participated in the proceedings or
case. The restriction in the second paragraph 15 does not apply a
a law clerk or clerk processing associate in
decisions on the granting of legal aid.
Raised a question of a kind referred to in the second subparagraph
16, shall immediately notify the designated issue for the
responsible for the proceedings or case. Regulation (2010:990).
16 section/entry into force: 07/01/2016
The judge may order a person who has sufficient knowledge and experience and who are employed by the District Court or by an Administrative Tribunal or a tenancy mentioned in the same city as the District Court to make arrangements for the preparation of cases and measures law is obliged to perform after the target's or the key. Responsible for ordering such measures.
An order shall not, however, refer to the task of
1. lead meetings,
2. decide whether to issue the subpoena in civil cases where conciliation if the thing is allowed, or in the case of private prosecution,
3. decide on matters concerning the provision of security for costs,
4. decide in matters of inhibition,
5. decide on the question of intervention,
6. notify the interim decision,
7. decide on the acquisition of other personal investigation in criminal cases than that referred to in paragraph 1 of the Act (1991:2041) if the particular person investigation in criminal matters, etc., Chapter 5. section 9 of the Ordinance (1998:642) on the enforcement of free-care penalties as well as 11 and 28 of the Act (1964:167) with special provisions for young offenders,
8. decide on the inadmissibility of evidence or of request for collection of investigation,
9. decide on the appointment of a conciliator or expert if the parties do not agree to such appointment shall be given,
10. decide if notice under chapter 42. section 15 or for giving a notification under chapter 42. 15 a of the code of judicial procedure,
11. decide if the download,
12. decide if the examination referred to in Chapter 3. section 4 of the Act (2010:921) on land and environment courts,
13. decide on matters of inadmissibility or exclusion,
14. decide on matters under Chapter 49. section 4 of the code of judicial procedure on an appeal shall be designated or not,
15. notifying such decision to appeal especially on basis other than pursuant to Chapter 49. section 7 of the code of judicial procedure, or
16. take any other action that involves issues that are difficult, for any other reason require specific experience or otherwise is such that they should be reserved for judges.
The restriction in the second paragraph 2 does not apply to a law clerk or clerk drafting lawyer. The restriction in the second paragraph 15 shall not apply to decisions on the appointment of a lawyer or decision in respect of compensation or advance of public funds to someone involved in the case or matter. The restriction in the second paragraph 15 does not apply to a law clerk or clerk drafting lawyer in respect of decisions to grant legal aid application or, in obvious cases, to reject such an application.
Raised a question of a kind referred to in the second subparagraph 16, shall immediately notify the designated issue for the person responsible for the case or matter. Regulation (2016:247).
section 17 of the Chief Judge may appoint an employee of the District Court which has
sufficient knowledge and experience, on its own responsibility
1. handle formalities for the assignment of the property to the Government
of the executor and the appointment of a receiver, however,
not if application has been made by someone other than the Inheritors
or executor,
2. handle formalities for the dismissal of the executor then
He completed his mission, and
3. handle formalities for writ of bodelnings Organizer
or the executor in inheritance.
Appointed in accordance with the first paragraph may only refer to cases that
can be determined by a legally qualified judges. For other employees than
the District Court of notaries or lawyers notariemeriterade processing involves
appointments within the meaning of the first subparagraph do not have permission to to
executor, executor shall order a person or bodelnings
other than the Attorney or through previous
pollution has a experience and proven fitness for
such missions.
Appointed in accordance with the first paragraph does not confer jurisdiction to
review the decision pursuant to § 34 Act (1996:242) if court cases
or to announce interim decision. For other employees than
the District Court of notaries or lawyers notariemeriterade processing involves
appointed in accordance with the first paragraph nor the competence to
reject cases.
Dispositions for the district notaries or notariemeriterade
pharmaceutical lawyers may not concern cases that are extensively
or difficult or which for any other reason needs special
experience. Dispositions of other employees may only refer to
simple cases. Regulation (2011:985).
17 (a) repealed by Ordinance (2002:798).
section 18/expires U: 2016-07-01/
In addition to section 17, the judge shall order
a law clerk or clerk processing lawyer
have sufficient knowledge and experience, on its own responsibility
1. deal with the case concerning crimes for which is not prescribed
more severe punishment than fines or imprisonment not exceeding six months, if
There is no reason to impose any penalty other than a fine
and it is not company bot,
2. decide on the cancellation of criminal cases when the prosecution has been added
down,
3. notify the acquittal judgment according to Chapter 20. section 9, second subparagraph
the code of judicial procedure,
4. deal with such divorce proceedings and thus
related issues and cases relating to custody of children,
child's property and visitation with children who have been launched by
common application, but not such objectives have been disputed
Since the application was filed,
5. deal with bankruptcy cases under the Bankruptcy Act (1987:672),
6. deal with matters under the Act (1976:206) if
felparkerings fee,
7. handle other cases than those referred to in 6
Act (1996:242) if the court cases on these matters can be determined by
a legally qualified judges and are not disputed,
8. deal with the case according to Chapter 1. paragraph 3 (d)
the code of judicial procedure
a) if the dispute relates to control under the Act fee (1984:318) if
inspection fee for unauthorised parking, motor insurance charge
According to the traffic damage Act (1975:1410) or surrendered requirements
as regards motor insurance premiums and deductibles, or
(b)) about the value of what is claimed is manifestly does not exceed a
tenth of the price base amount in accordance with Chapter 2. 6 and 7 § §
the social security code,
9. handling cases involving conciliation on the matter are allowed at
preparation and at the main hearing pursuant to chapter 42. 20 §
the second paragraph of the code of judicial procedure,
10. handle formalities for evidence under Chapter 41.
the code of judicial procedure,
11. handling the case according to chapter 14. section 12 of the marriage code first
sentence, and
12. determine the case under chapter 42. section 18 of the code of judicial procedure first
paragraph 1 relating to the cancellation of the target and 2-4.
Dispositions pursuant to the first paragraph 5 shall not refer to proceedings
where decisions about coverage. Such appointment
may not relate to issues of detention, dividends or, if
the bankruptcy ended with dividends, the Manager's fee claim.
Appointed in accordance with the first paragraph does not confer jurisdiction to
review the decision pursuant to § 34 law of court cases.
Appointments may not refer to targets or matters is comprehensive
or difficult or which for any other reason needs special
experience.
When a clerk or clerk processing associate
at the criminal trial, jurors always
participate in the decision. Regulation (2010:1695).
section 18/entry into force: 07/01/2016
In addition to what applies under section 17 of the Chief Judge may appoint a clerk or clerk processing lawyer who has sufficient knowledge and experience, on its own responsibility
1. deal with the case concerning crimes for which the prescribed penalty is not more difficult than fines or imprisonment not exceeding six months, unless there is reason to impose other penalties than fines and that the goal is not to ask whether the company bot,
2. decide on the cancellation of criminal cases when the investigation or prosecution has been discontinued,
3. notify the acquittal judgment according to Chapter 20. the second subparagraph of article 9 of the code of judicial procedure,
4. deal with such divorce proceedings and related matters and cases involving child custody, child's property and visitation with children who have been initiated by common application, other than those targets that have been disputed since the application was filed,
5. deal with bankruptcy cases under the Bankruptcy Act (1987:672),
6. deal with matters under the Act (1976:206) on the felparkerings fee,
7. handle other cases than those referred to in 6 under the Act (1996:242) if the court cases on these matters can be decided by a legally qualified judges and are not disputed,
8. deal with the case according to Chapter 1. 3 (d) of the code of judicial procedure
a) if the dispute relates to control under the Act fee (1984:318) if the inspection fee for unauthorised parking, motor insurance charge according to the traffic damage Act (1975:1410) or surrendered requirements concerning motor insurance premiums and deductibles, or
b) If, at the delegation to a clerk, the value of what is claimed is manifestly not exceeding one-tenth of the price base amount referred to in Chapter 2. 6 and 7 of the social code and, at the delegation to a clerk processing associate, the value of what is claimed is manifestly does not exceed one quarter of the amount,
9. handling cases involving conciliation on the matter are allowed for preparation and at the main hearing pursuant to chapter 42. second paragraph of section 20 of the code of judicial procedure,
10. handle formalities for evidence under Chapter 41.
the code of judicial procedure,
11. handling the case according to chapter 14. the first sentence of paragraph 12 of the marriage code,
12. determine the case under chapter 42. section 18 of the code of judicial procedure, first subparagraph 1 by depreciation, and 2-4, and
13. decide on a bounce of the civil cases when application fee
or additional fee has not been paid.
Dispositions pursuant to the first paragraph 5 shall not refer to proceedings in which the decision on security has announced. Such appointment may not relate to issues of detention, dividends or, if the bankruptcy ended with dividends, the Manager's fee claim.
Appointed in accordance with the first paragraph does not confer jurisdiction to review the decision pursuant to § 34 law of court cases.
Appointments may not refer to targets or matters is extensive or difficult or which for any other reason require specific experience.
When a clerk or clerk drafting lawyer criminal at the main hearing, jurors always take part in the decision. Regulation (2016:247).
§ 19 is repealed by Regulation (2002:798).
section 20 is repealed by Regulation (2002:798).
paragraph 21 of the Dispositions in accordance with §§ 16-18 must be reviewed on an ongoing basis.
Regulation (2002:798).
section 22/expires U: 2016-07-01/
When the District Court is attained with three scholars judge case
the following.
The Chairman shall be a judge of the District Court or by
the Government for some time employed chief judge or Chief District Court judge in
the District Court. If necessary, the Court shall order a regular
judges in the Court of appeal or in another district court to serve
as Chairman.
At least one additional member shall either
1. to be or have been regular judges,
2. to be or have been out of Government for some time employed
Chief Judge or District Court judge,
3. be hyresråd,
4. be associate judge or associate judge or Chamber,
5. serving as an adjunct member of the Court of appeal, or
cams right for at least a year and considered to be suitable for appointment
as assessor.
A judge may participate in the right, unless they are
the handling of such matters that require special
experience.
If there are special reasons, the judge shall order a
a law clerk or clerk processing lawyer
are deemed to have sufficient experience and otherwise be appropriate to
participate in court occasionally. Regulation (2005:1099).
section 22/entry into force: 07/01/2016
When the District Court is attained with three scholars judge the following applies.
The Chairman shall be a judge of the District Court or by the Government for some time employed chief judge or Chief District Court judge in the District Court. If necessary, the Court shall order a regular judge in the Court of appeal or in another district court to serve as President.
At least one additional member shall either
1. to be or have been regular judges,
2. to be or have been employed by the Government for some time Chief Judge or District Court judge,
3. be hyresråd,
4. be associate judge or associate judge or Chamber,
5. serving as an adjunct member of the Court of appeal or the cams right for at least a year and considered to be suitable for appointment as assessor.
A judge may participate in the right, unless they are dealing with such cases that require specific experience. Regulation (2016:247).
23 § if necessary to knowledge of a specific
jurisdiction shall be in the right, in addition to what applies at
because of other provisions in this regulation for the
service at a hearing in which several scholars
judges appointed will be participating
1. a person who is or has been a judge or
is or has been employed by the Government for some time Chief Judge
or District Court judge,
2. a person who has been hired as associate judge or
a junior judge and subsequently served during
a total of at least one year as Assistant judge,
förvaltningsrättsfiskal, the District Court judge or the Chief Judge,
3. a Prosecutor,
4. a legal expert professor or associate professor in a
study topic,
5. a member of the Swedish Bar Association, or
6. the as before has been co-opted.
A member designated pursuant to the first subparagraph shall not
serve as Chairman. Regulation (2009:884).
section 24 of the Chief Judge or a Chief District Court judge should be involved when a goal or
the case is decided, if there are special reasons for the
the target's or the case.
Information about meetings, etc.
section 25 for each day on which the meeting is held for
main hearing or other meetings, the District Court
draw up a list of the cases that have been
to negotiation (roll-call list).
On roll-call list for each case and issue or group
of targets or matters listed when the hearing is expected to start.
During the trial the day shall petition the list will be available at
registry of the Court on all Office locations and be appropriations
at the appropriate location adjacent to the premises where the right
in session. If the petition list refers to meetings
main hearing, shall be available to the public on
registry of the Court on all Office locations last the non-holiday
the day before the trial date. Regulation (2001:75).
26 § if necessary, the District Court shall be known in advance
When meetings of the main hearing shall be held at any
place other than a private office. Regulation (2001:75).
section 27 Has been repealed by Regulation (2008:178).
The handling of administrative cases
section 28 of the Administrative cases is determined by the judge.
The judge may refer the cases to the College or, in the case of a
District Court who has plenary but not the College, to the plenary.
The plenary shall be provided in all the district courts but in Stockholm
District Court.
College shall be in Göteborg and Malmö District Court.
Regulation (2004:1213).
section 29/expires U: 2016-09-01/
The plenary consists of the Chief Judge as Chairman and all that
is or has temporary employment as Alderman, technical
counsel or Assistant judge. Regulation (2010:990).
the entry into force of section 29/in: 2016-09-01/
The plenary consists of the Chief Judge as Chairman, as well as all who are or have temporary employment as Alderman, patent counsel, technical advice or Assistant judge. Regulation (2016:238).
section 30 of the College consists of the Chief Judge as Chairman, two or three
Senior aldermen and the head of the administrative unit.
For every other Member than the Chief Judge and the head of the
administrative unit there must be a personal Deputy member, as
entering at maturity for the honourable Member. The replacement shall be a
Chief District Court judge.
Members and deputies are appointed by the plenary. They must be employed
in and serve in the District Court. They shall be appointed for a maximum of one year in
broadcasting. Regulation (1996:914).
section 31 of the administrative matters shall be determined in accordance with
the individual judge's independence in judicial and
law-enforcement tasks.
The judge shall consult with the College or at a District Court
who has plenary but not College, with the plenary before he or
She decides cases involving
1. more important questions about a District Court organisation or
forms of work, or
2. the rules of procedure.
Regulation (2004:1213).
32 repealed by Regulation (2004:1213).
33 repealed by Regulation (2004:1213).
34 section before a decision on the rules of procedure taken, consultations shall take place
with the prosecution Chamber concerned.
Regulation (2005:4).
35 § Judge may Commission a Department or someone who is
employed by the District Court or before an administrative law, a
the rent Board or Board in the same locality as
the District Court in its stead decide administrative matters.
The judge may however only Commission one Chief District Court judge notice to
dispositions in accordance with §§ 16-22. In the district courts, which have several
Office locations, Chief Judge instead appoint an alderman on each
Office of the place where a Chief District Court judge does not operate to announce
such dispositions. Regulation (2009:884).
36 § in administrative cases as having been referred by
the judge is handled in the plenary or in the College's District Court
a quorum when at least half of the members who will attend are
at present. Regulation (2004:1213).
37 § administrative issues that are dealt with in the plenary or in the
College is determined after the presentation unless the judge determines
something else. Such cases are preferred by the Chief Judge
appoints. Regulation (2004:1213).
Employment, etc.
repealed by regulation 38 (2010:1804).
39 §/expires U: 2016-09-01/
Provisions relating to the appointment of the Chief Judge, the Chief District Court judge, District Court judge
and technical advice, see Act (2010:1390) concerning the appointment of
ordinary judges.
The District Court shall notify the courts when there is a
casual employment as professional judges who need to be added.
If a judge has granted leave, which is expected to be
at least one year in a row, hired a substitute by decision of
the Government, after proposal by the Board of judges. The same applies if a
such a judge for anything other than vikariats purposes should be employed
for a limited time.
At temporary employment as a judge does not apply
paragraph 5 of the second paragraph, Act (1982:80) employment protection.
Regulation (2010:1813).
§ entry into force 39/in: 2016-09-01/
Provisions relating to the appointment of the Chief Judge, the Chief District Court judge, District Court judge, patent counsel, and technical advice, see Act (2010:1390) appointing judges.
The District Court shall notify the courts when there is a vacant position as ordinary judges who need to be added.
If a judge has granted leave, which is estimated to be at least one year in a row, hired a substitute by order of the Government after proposal by the Board of judges. The same applies if such judges shall be appointed for a limited period of time for purposes other than vikariats.
At temporary employment as a judge does not apply paragraph 5, second subparagraph, Act (1982:80) employment protection.
Regulation (2016:238).
40 §/expires U: 2016-09-01/
The district court appoints the judges-in-training to be
serve in the land and Environment Court. Regulation (2010:990).
§ entry into force 40/in: 2016-09-01/
The district court appoints the judges-in-training who will serve in the patents and the market Court, and the land and Environment Court. Regulation (2016:238).
41 § the technical councils employed jointly for the district courts
who is the land and Environment Court. The Government decides at what
District Court a technical advice preferably should have their
service performed. Courts decide at which
district courts the technical Council in addition to serve.
The district courts concerned determines how the technical Council
service shall be distributed between the district courts. If
district courts are unable to agree, the issue will be decided by the Svea Court of appeal.
If there are special reasons, the courts may decide to
a technical advice will serve at other district courts.
Regulation (2010:990).
42 § Tingsfiskaler is appointed by order of the Court of appeal. Such
positions must be given to those who have served at least one year
as a legal clerk or junior judge.
The Swedish national courts administration determines how many tingsfiskaler to be
be employed by a District Court. The Swedish national courts administration may delegate
to the Court or the District Court to decide this.
By employment of tingsfiskaler do not apply sections 6 and 7
Employment Ordinance (1994:373). Regulation (2001:986).
section 43 an order for an associate judge to perform
convictions in a court under paragraph 46 regulation
(1996:379) with the Court of instruction given by the Court of appeal.
District 44 § notaries are employed by decisions of courts administration according to
regulations in the notarial Regulation (1990:469).
Only Swedish citizens may hold or exercise a
employment as a law clerk.
45 section Other positions are decided by the District Court.
repealed by regulation 46 (1999:738).
47 § Judge shall have one representative. He or she
appointed by the District Court.
If a District Court judge is vacant, he or she should in the first place
replaced by the tasks should be redistributed.
As a replacement for the Chief Judge or a District Court judge, the
be hired who are or have been ordinary judges or that are
or have been a member or Assistant judge in the Court of appeal, or
Chamber right or for at least six months, carried out a
Court or Chamber legal fish als tasks. If the
There is no such permissions available that
replacement of the Chief Judge, the Court shall order a
law clerk who has been appointed pursuant to §§ 17 and 18 of the
to such an extent that he or she can be assumed to have a
sufficient experience. An order shall not, however,
include the handling of the case or cases that are extensively
or difficult or require specific experience.
If it is not possible to solve the ersättarbehovet on the way
referred to in the first to third subparagraphs, the District Court hire
a substitute for the Chief Judge or a District Court judge, if the substitution
may is expected to be a maximum of one year in a row.
As a substitute for the Chief Judge or a District Court judge, the
appointment as is, or has been, ordinary judges or as
is Court associate judge or Chamber. If there is no
someone with such credentials are available and if the substitution
is estimated to be only six months, as a substitute for a
Alderman also the appointment as has been a member or Assistant judge
in court or Chamber right or for at least six months
conducted a court-or Chamber legal fish als
work tasks. Regulation (2013:396).
section 48 If a chief judge is prevented from exercising his employment and if
any replacement or substitute has not been designated or employed by
Government or the District Court, the Court shall appoint a replacement.
repealed by regulation 49 (2010:990).
section 50 of the temporary working accumulation, the District Court hire
the who is or has been a judge or who is or
has been a member or Assistant judge of the Court or Chamber right or
as for at least six months, carried out a law-or
Chamber legal fish als tasks that for single, short-term
periods to carry out judgments information in the District Court.
Regulation (1998:1022).
50 a § in the District Court in the same city as the administrative law,
the judge, with the employee's consent, appoint ordinary and
non professional judge at the administrative court to serve
at the District Court. A mandate is given for some time.
Regulation (2009:884).
50 b § Before a jury begins a period of service in the
Court to the District Court to obtain information about him, or
her out of criminal records under the Regulation (1999:1134)
If the load tables, if not prohibited under
section 7 of the Act (1998:620) on load records.
Regulation (2014:909).
Tjänstgöringsskyldighet, etc.
51 section an order under section 14 of the Act (1994:261) about
proxy appointment of a District Court judge to serve in another
District Court than the magistrate belongs to is given by the Court of appeal. A
such appointment shall not relate to periods of greater
extent that is appropriate to the judge's
tasks and the workload in the District Court he
or she belongs to. Military service shall preferably
be located in a District Court in or near the Office of the
District Court judge found.
Before such appointment is given, the Court shall consult with
the judge and the district courts concerned.
The provisions of this section also apply to dispositions
under section 22 of the second sentence of the second paragraph. Regulation (2001:75).
52 § A clerk is required to serve as a law clerk at the
other district courts than the one he or she belongs to. In the case of
appointed by the district courts elsewhere is obligation limited
for a period of three months.
Such dispositions given by the Swedish national courts administration. Before an order is given
district courts shall consult the notary and the courts
concerned.
52 a of A clerk is required to serve on a
the rent Board in the same city as the District Court. The obligation is
limited to a period of two months.
An order given by the judge. Before an order is given
District Court judge shall consult with the notary and, with regard to
rental boards in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö, obtain
consent of rent Tribunal. Regulation (2005:1099).
Holidays
53 section unless the Government or the judiciary according to specific
regulations on leave for judges to decide whether the leave,
the District Court decides whether leave for its own staff.
Regulation (1996:1123).
54 repealed by Regulation (1996:1123).
Anställningars termination, etc.
anställningars § 55 issues of termination pursuant to section 6 of the Act (1994:261)
If proxy employment examined by the judiciary. When it comes to
lagmän try the courts Administration also in other questions about employment
cessation. The Swedish national courts Administration also exercises authority
According to paragraph 33 Act (1982:80) employment protection, when
the provision is applicable in relation to workers
is appointed by order of the Government.
section 56 as regards questions relating to employment is considered a technical
advice to be hired in the District Court where the technical Council
Service preferably is placed. Regulation (2010:990).
57 § State disciplinary board decides on matters of
disciplinary liability, notice and dismissal of charges when it comes
non-professional judges in the District Court.
Courts decide on such matters as regards other
employees than judges. Law clerk Board decides, however, when it
the District Court applies to notaries.
A report to the State's disciplinary board under section 15, first subparagraph
Employment Ordinance (1994:373) is made by the District Court when it
for other judge than lagmän.
Of the Act (1975:1339) if the Attorney General's oversight and the law
(1986:765) with instruction for the parliamentary ombudsmen, it follows that
The Chancellor of Justice and the Parliamentary Ombudsman is authorized to
make such notification in the case of lagmän. Regulation (1999:738).
57 a § A regular judges who want to remain in employment
After reaching the age of retirement obligation shall apply for this
in the Swedish national courts administration. The application shall be submitted to the Swedish national courts administration
not later than four months before the applicant reaches that age. If
Judicial authority considers that the application should not be granted, shall
the case is handed over to the Government. Regulation (2005:768).
58 § questions about sideline referred to in 7-a-7 d of the Act (1994:260)
If public-sector employment is dealt with and examined by the Board of judges when
regards lagmän. Regulation (2008:425).
Appeals against administrative decisions
decision of the District Court, section 59 in other administrative issues than
employment matters may be appealed to the Judicial authority, unless the
anything else is legally required.
The decision of the District Court in the case of replacement of a regular judge
may be appealed to the Board of judges. The Board's decision in such
cases may not be appealed.
Decision on the Division of judges on organizational units, if
to a particular case or matter shall be assigned to a particular
organizational unit and on the allocation of responsibility for a
particular goal or case may not be appealed.
Regulation (2008:425).
Transitional provisions
1996:381
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 1996.
2. The regulation repeals Regulation (1979:572) with the District Court-
legal instruction and Regulation (1989:851) about the trials at
District Court of Gothenburg with the delegation of certain tasks.
3. Older rules still apply in respect of proceedings relating to
order for payment procedure, prosecution and assistance seised
before 1 January 1992.
4. Older rules still apply in the case of
land registry authorities established under the Act (1971:133)
If the municipal real estate education authority and
2001:430
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2001. Older
rules still apply to cases that have
brought before the District Court prior to the entry into force.
2011:985
1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2011.
2. Older regulations apply for cases of killing of action
or mortgage that has been submitted to the District Court, before
the entry into force.
2014:909
1. this Regulation shall enter into force on 1 september 2014.
2. The provision in paragraph 50 (b) apply for the first time for the
jurors who are appointed for a period of service as
beginning January 1, 2015.
2014:1356
1. this Regulation shall enter into force on January 1, 2015.
2. The provision in paragraph 6 (a) shall be applied first
time for the jurors whose duty period starting on 1
January 2016, even re-elected jurors.
3. Older provisions still apply for the jurors
whose term expires by 31 december 2015.
2014:1406
1. this Regulation shall enter into force on January 1, 2015.
2. district courts who before the entry into force has appointed a
legally qualified judge who is not a Chief Judge or Chief District Court judge to
exercise leadership over ordinary judges apply paragraph 2 of the older
the wording, however, until the end of 2017.
