LIČNE GARANCIJE NEZAVISNOSTI SUDSTVA I PRAVOSUDNE KULTURE U SRBIJI
LIČNE GARANCIJE NEZAVISNOSTI SUDSTVA I PRAVOSUDNE KULTURE U SRBIJI
PAVARËSIA PERSONALE E GJYKATËSVE NË SHQIPËRI
PAVARËSIA PERSONALE E GJYKATËSVE NË SHQIPËRI
Comparative Study on ‘Judicial Culture’: The Dutch Approach – Pragmatism, negotiation and constant fine-tuning
This paper examined four aspects of judicial culture with a view to comparing judicial culture in the Netherlands with that in Albania, North Macedonia and Serbia. These were: 1) judicial culture and the role of judges in developing the law; 2) the principle of judicial self-governance; 3) the role of higher courts in the uniform […]
Personal Independence of Judges in Albania
Judicial independence is a polymorphous notion. It has many facets: institutional, collective, procedural, administrative, and personal independence – all interrelated, and all considered premises for good mutual performance. Institutional or collective independence is the dimension of judicial independence, and it relates to the relation between the judiciary and the other branches of government. It is […]
Personal Guarantees of Judicial Independence and Judicial Culture in Serbia
There is little question that judicial independence, in particular the personal guarantees of judicial independence, is essential for the establishment and preservation of the rule of law. It is also undisputed that, to the extent to which democracy cannot function without the rule of law, judicial independence is a prerequisite for a democracy. However, formal […]
Judicial Culture and Individual Independence of Judges in North Macedonia: Independent Judiciary with Dependent Judges?
The establishment of strong judicial councils within the framework of the European model of judicial independence seems to be strongly anchored to the assumption that the introduction of this form of judicial self-governance through judicial councils would inevitably secure individual independence of judges. This might be one of the reasons why the debate on judicial […]
Infographic: Judicial Councils are more concerned with safeguarding the political interest than the judicial independence
The Judicial Councils in North Macedonia, Albania and Serbia are the key institutions that could possibly improve the state of judicial independence. However, there is widespread fear and distrust among judges in the institution. Find out more in the infographic.
Kultura gjyqësore dhe roli i gjyqtarëve në zhvillimin e së drejtës në Shqipëri
Kultura gjyqësore dhe roli i gjyqtarëve në zhvillimin e së drejtës në Shqipëri
IDSCS and EUROPEUM in Brussels organised the event “Europeanisation of Judicial Culture in The Western Balkans”
The Institute for Democracy (IDSCS) and EUROPEUM Office in Brussels organised the event “Europeanisation of the Judicial Culture in the Western Balkans” on 22 September 2022 in Brussels, Belgium. The conference aimed to promote the findings of the regional research on rule of law issues in the Western Balkans with special emphasis on the judicial […]