A Judicial Selection Committee is a group responsible for recommending candidates for judicial positions, such as judges in courts. This committee typically evaluates the qualifications, experience, and integrity of potential candidates to ensure that only the most suitable individuals are considered for appointment. The process aims to maintain the independence and quality of the judiciary. The composition of a Judicial Selection Committee can vary by jurisdiction but often includes legal professionals, such as attorneys and judges, as well as community representatives. Their recommendations can influence the appointment process by providing a vetted list of candidates to the relevant authority, such as a governor or legislative body.