The Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan held an educational and awareness-raising event dedicated to 21 October, the Day on which the Uzbek Language Was Granted the Status of the State Language. The event was entitled “Compliance with Uzbek Language Standards in the Administration of Justice: Challenges and Solutions.”

🤩 During the event, participants discussed the role and importance of the state language in the administration of justice, the proper and precise drafting of judicial documents in the state language, the consistent use of legal terminology, and compliance with linguistic standards in judicial practice. Participants also exchanged views on the importance of linguistic culture in ensuring legal certainty and improving the quality of judicial documents.

🏆 As part of the event, Academy trainees participated in a competition entitled “The Sanctity of Words and Legal Responsibility: The Value of Every Letter in a Judicial Ruling.” The following trainees, selected as winners, were awarded certificates of honour:

🔹 Sherqulov Azamat Nuraliyevich — trainee in Economic Law;

🔹 Zulpiev Umidjon Sobirovich — trainee in Economic Law;

🔹 Khujamberdiev Sanjarbek Mahsitalievich — trainee in Civil Law.

In addition, an award ceremony was held for the winners of the research article competition entitled “Independence — A Solid Foundation for Justice and Human Dignity,” organised by the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan to mark the 35th anniversary of the state independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

The research articles submitted to the competition were evaluated based on their academic quality, the extent to which the subject was addressed, and their practical significance. The following authors were declared winners:

🥇 First Place — Shamsiddinova Ozoda Burievna

🥈 Second Place — Madatov Khabibullo Nurmurodovich

🥉 Third Place — Eshquvatov Bobomurod Abror ugli

🏅 Best Practical Proposal Award — Avezov Kosim Safarovich.

The competition winners were presented with diplomas and commemorative gifts by the Academy of Justice.

The event provided a valuable platform for exchanging views and proposals aimed at enhancing the status of the state language, promoting compliance with linguistic standards in judicial documents, and ensuring the quality of the administration of justice.