Chinese Judges to Change Military-style Uniform

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Saturday, July 01, 2000, updated at 12:21(GMT+8)

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Chinese Judges to Change Military-style Uniform

Judges in this national capital will shed their military-style uniforms, characterized by epaulets and caps, and wear judicial robes or western suits with badges starting July 1.

According to dress-code regulations, the robes are exclusively for judges at the intermediate people's court and courts of higher levels.

The change in uniforms began on a trial basis early this year at the Beijing No. 1 Intermediate People's Court.

The traditional-style uniforms have been worn by judges since 1984.


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