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Council of Judicial Officers (COJ) Opens Selection for Recruitment of Inspectors

Notícias Portugal2 September 2026 at 09:17

The Judicial Operations Center (COJ) announced the opening of a recruitment process for six inspectors who will join their team. The measure aims to strengthen operations and improve the efficiency of services provided by the institution.

Interested judicial officers for the inspector position must submit their applications within 10 days. Applications must be sent through the official COJ portal, where additional information about requirements and the selection process is also available.

The COJ highlights the importance of the inspectors' role in supervising and overseeing judicial activities. This function is considered essential to contribute to the transparency and effectiveness of the judicial system.

The source of the information is the General Secretariat of the Ministry of Justice, through a publication on the official portal of the Directorate-General for the Administration of Justice.

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