Current Challenges in Court Administration
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Current Challenges in Court Administration

  1. 216 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
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Current Challenges in Court Administration

About this book

Court administration, in a strict sense, encompasses the technical, organizational, and material conditions of court operation, while it, in a larger sense, concerns a great number of measures and activities connected with the functioning of the whole judicial system. This book aims at contextualizing the current trends in this respect by addressing the tensions between the independence of the judiciary, its accountability, and effectiveness. The contributors to this volume confront the legal measures accepted in states with stable democratic traditions, and in new democracies in Central and Eastern European states. Current Challenges in Court Administration will be a valuable source of reference for academics and students in constitutional law, as well as for lawmakers. [Subject: Constitutional Law, Public International Law]

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Information

Publisher
Eleven International Publishing
Year
2017
eBook ISBN
9789462747340
Edition
0
Topic
Law
Subtopic
Courts
Index
Law

Table of contents

  1. 1 Developments in Court Administration - Prologue
  2. 2 Court Administration in the United Kingdom
  3. 3 Court Administration in France: Review of Principal Issues since 2001
  4. 4 The Courts' Administration and the Independence of the Judiciary: The Italian Experience
  5. 5 (In-)Justice in Times of Crisis and Austerity: The Case of Greece
  6. 6 Czech Republic - Reform of the Current Model of Administration of Courts: A Never-Ending Story?
  7. 7 Theme with Variations: Lessons from the Recent History of Judicial Administration in Hungary
  8. 8 Tug of War between the Judiciary and the Minister of Justice: On Court Administration in Poland
  9. 9 Models of Court Administration: An Attempt at a Comparative Review