Judicial Service Commission
Overview
A Judicial Service Commission (JSC) is an independent body, usually constitutional, that safeguards judicial independence by managing judicial appointments, promotions, discipline, and transfers for judges and court staff, ensuring fair administration of justice, with members often including the Chief Justice, other senior judges, and government representatives, depending on the country (e.g., Sri Lanka, South Africa, Singapore, Kenya). Its core mission involves maintaining judicial integrity, efficiency, and public trust through oversight and strategic development.
Founded Year
1947
Ownership Type
Government-Owned / State-Owned Enterprise
Business Model
B2C (Business to Consumer)
Time Zone
+5.30
Mission
To Facilitate an independent and accountable Judiciary, that is competent, efficient, effective, and transparent in the administration of Justice through Capacity development and strategic partnerships.
Vision
A Commission of excellence in promoting an independent, transparent and accountable Judiciary
Core Values
Independence Transparency Accountability Integrity
Company Tagline
Justice for all
Head Office Country
Sri Lanka