Judicial Service Association of Sri Lanka
Our association is dedicated to upholding the dignity and independence of the judiciary by actively working to enhance the quality of judicial service. We are committed to strengthening the conditions and overall wellbeing of judicial officers, whilst fostering a sense of enduring collegiality and professional solidarity among members. Through our initiatives, support systems, and shared values, we strive to build a judiciary that is both resilient and respected, serving justice with integrity and excellence.
Law in Focus
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JSC Circulars
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Acts
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Judgements
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News Letters
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Law Journal
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Articles
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Enhancing Judicial Efficiency and Supporting Professional Growth through jsasl.lk
In today’s era of governance and professional service, digital platforms are essential pillars of efficiency, accessibility, and institutional strength. Recognising this, the official website of the Judicial Service Association of Sri Lanka (JSA), jsasl.lk, was created as a secure and dynamic platform to serve its esteemed members, judicial officers of Magistrates’ and District Courts nationwide. The website provides timely access to authoritative legal content and offers a secure channel for communication and coordination. It also supports professional development through access to academic and operational literature. Most importantly, it strengthens the unity and collective identity of the Sri Lankan Judicial Service.
