A course on Judge Craft and Judgment Writing was held in Putrajaya from the 28-29 November 2014.

A total of 16 participants comprising 9 High Court judges and 7 Judicial Commissioners attended this course. The facilitators were the Rt. Hon. Tan Sri Md Raus bin Sharif, President of the Court of Appeal, the Hon. Datuk Zaharah binti Ibrahimi, Court of Appeal Judge, the Hon. Dato’ Balia Yusof bin Haji Wahi, Court of Appeal Judge and the Hon. Dato’ Aziah binti Ali, Court of Appeal Judge. The names of the participants are as follows:

1.	The Hon. Dato’ Haji Abd. Halim bin Aman	High Court Judge, Shah Alam
2.	The Hon. Dato' Mohd Azman bin Husin	High Court Judge, Kuala Lumpur
3.	The Hon. Dato' Ahmad Zaidi bin Ibrahim	High Court Judge, Kota Bharu
4.	The Hon. Dato' Haji Azman bin Abdullah	High Court Judge, Kota Bharu
5.	The Hon. Dato' Mohd Yazid bin Haji Mustafa	High Court Judge, Kuala Terengganu
6.	The Hon. Dato' Haji Zainal Azman bin Abdul Aziz	High Court Judge, Muar
7.	The Hon. Datuk Wira Halijah binti Abbas	High Court Judge, Shah Alam
8.	The Hon. Puan Hadhariah binti Syed Ismail	High Court Judge, Shah Alam
9.	The Hon. Puan Rosilah binti Yop	High Court Judge, Kuala Lumpur
10.	The Hon. Dato' Zakiah binti Kassim	Judicial Commissioner, High Court Alor Setar
11.	The Hon. Dato' Mohd. Zaki bin Abdul Wahab	Judicial Commissioner, High Court Kangar
12.	The Hon. Dato’ Rozana binti Ali Yusoff	Judicial Commissioner, High Court Shah Alam
13.	The Hon. Tuan Azhahari Kamal bin Ramli	Judicial Commissioner, High Court Tawau
14.	The Hon. Tuan Lim Chong Fong	Judicial Commissioner, High Court Shah Alam
15.	The Hon. Dr. Sabirin bin Ja’afar	Judicial Commissioner, High Court Johor Bahru
16.	The Hon. Dr. Choo Kah Sing	Judicial Commissioner, High Court Shah Alam

This course was divided into 2 main headings, namely, Judge Craft and Judgment Writing. Under the heading Judge Craft, each participant was required to present discussion topics which were pre-determined by the facilitators which was then followed by a discussion.

In Judgment Writing, participants were divided into 4 workshop groups to discuss grounds of judgment provided by the facilitators where each group had to then present the result of their discussions at the end of the course.