Slovak Republic : Legal and Judicial Sector Assessment
The purpose of this legal and judicial sector assessment is to evaluate Slovak Republic's legal and judicial systems and institutions, and identify their strengths and weaknesses. The assessment serves as a flexible tool for application across...
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okr-10986-150482021-04-23T14:03:12Z Slovak Republic : Legal and Judicial Sector Assessment World Bank ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACCOUNTABILITY ACTIONS ANTICORRUPTION STRATEGY ATTORNEYS AUTHORITY BANKRUPTCY BANKRUPTCY COURTS BAR ASSOCIATIONS CASE MANAGEMENT CITIZENS CODES CONSTITUTION COPYRIGHT CORRUPTION COUNCILS COUNSEL COURT ADMINISTRATION COURT DECISIONS COURT DELAYS COURT MANAGEMENT COURT PERFORMANCE COURT PROCEEDINGS COURT REPORTS COURT SYSTEM COURTS CRIMINAL CASES DECISION MAKING DEMOCRATIC STATE DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURES DISCLOSURE DISTRICT COURTS DISTRICTS ETHICAL NORMS EUROPEAN UNION FINANCIAL INFORMATION FINANCIAL RESOURCES FINES HUMAN RESOURCES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK JUDGES JUDGMENTS JUDICIAL COMPENSATION JUDICIAL ETHICS JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL SECTOR JUDICIAL SELECTION JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIAL SYSTEMS JUDICIARY JURISDICTION JUSTICES LAW FIRM LAW FIRMS LAW SCHOOLS LAWYER LAWYERS LEGAL AID LEGAL ASSISTANCE LEGAL EDUCATION LEGAL EXPENSES LEGAL FEES LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL PROFESSION LEGAL PROFESSIONALS LEGAL PROFESSIONS LEGAL REPRESENTATION LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL STATUS LEGISLATION LITIGATION MEDIATION NATIONALS NOTARIES PLEADINGS PRESIDENCY PRESIDENTS PROBATION PROFESSIONALS PUBLIC RESOURCES RESOURCE ALLOCATION SELECTION OF JUDGES TRANSPARENCY USAID LEGAL FRAMEWORK JUDICIAL FRAMEWORK JUDICIAL SYSTEM EFFICIENCY JUDICIAL SYSTEM INDEPENDENCE JUDICIAL SYSTEM INTEGRITY JUDICIAL PERFORMANCE COURT ADMINISTRATION JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL PROFESSION SELF REGULATION ABILITY ACCESS TO LEGAL SYSTEMS GOVERNMENT ROLE JUDICIAL TRAINING The purpose of this legal and judicial sector assessment is to evaluate Slovak Republic's legal and judicial systems and institutions, and identify their strengths and weaknesses. The assessment serves as a flexible tool for application across countries and legal systems, applying a broad based, demand driven and bottom-up methodology. This report is divided into two parts. The first part, which concentrates on the Slovak Judicial Sector, identifies areas where court performance could be improved through better management. It begins with a description of the courts then turns to an analysis of the overall management of the court system and the courts' performance. The second part of the report concentrates on the Legal Services provided by attorneys and commercial lawyers. It analyzes the appropriateness of the framework in which legal services are supplied, including the self-regulation of the legal profession, to ensure adequate access to legal services for all users. The government's role in regulating the legal services markets to ensure that all citizens, including underprivileged groups, are afforded adequate access to legal services, is discussed. The report relies on a combination of data sources, including surveys, interviews, expert assessments, and statistics, all of which provide a basis for cross-reference. A major source of information was the findings of a World Bank-U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) survey that analyzed the level of corruption in Slovakia. Court statistics were used with care, owing to potential problems with their collection and organization. European Union (EU) standards and practices were used as benchmarks in analyzing the legal services market. 2013-08-14T15:54:16Z 2013-08-14T15:54:16Z 2003-06 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/01/3574453/slovak-republic-legal-judicial-sector-assessment ISBN 80-89041-30-2 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15048 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Publication Europe and Central Asia Slovak Republic |
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ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACCOUNTABILITY ACTIONS ANTICORRUPTION STRATEGY ATTORNEYS AUTHORITY BANKRUPTCY BANKRUPTCY COURTS BAR ASSOCIATIONS CASE MANAGEMENT CITIZENS CODES CONSTITUTION COPYRIGHT CORRUPTION COUNCILS COUNSEL COURT ADMINISTRATION COURT DECISIONS COURT DELAYS COURT MANAGEMENT COURT PERFORMANCE COURT PROCEEDINGS COURT REPORTS COURT SYSTEM COURTS CRIMINAL CASES DECISION MAKING DEMOCRATIC STATE DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURES DISCLOSURE DISTRICT COURTS DISTRICTS ETHICAL NORMS EUROPEAN UNION FINANCIAL INFORMATION FINANCIAL RESOURCES FINES HUMAN RESOURCES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK JUDGES JUDGMENTS JUDICIAL COMPENSATION JUDICIAL ETHICS JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL SECTOR JUDICIAL SELECTION JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIAL SYSTEMS JUDICIARY JURISDICTION JUSTICES LAW FIRM LAW FIRMS LAW SCHOOLS LAWYER LAWYERS LEGAL AID LEGAL ASSISTANCE LEGAL EDUCATION LEGAL EXPENSES LEGAL FEES LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL PROFESSION LEGAL PROFESSIONALS LEGAL PROFESSIONS LEGAL REPRESENTATION LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL STATUS LEGISLATION LITIGATION MEDIATION NATIONALS NOTARIES PLEADINGS PRESIDENCY PRESIDENTS PROBATION PROFESSIONALS PUBLIC RESOURCES RESOURCE ALLOCATION SELECTION OF JUDGES TRANSPARENCY USAID LEGAL FRAMEWORK JUDICIAL FRAMEWORK JUDICIAL SYSTEM EFFICIENCY JUDICIAL SYSTEM INDEPENDENCE JUDICIAL SYSTEM INTEGRITY JUDICIAL PERFORMANCE COURT ADMINISTRATION JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL PROFESSION SELF REGULATION ABILITY ACCESS TO LEGAL SYSTEMS GOVERNMENT ROLE JUDICIAL TRAINING |
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ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACCOUNTABILITY ACTIONS ANTICORRUPTION STRATEGY ATTORNEYS AUTHORITY BANKRUPTCY BANKRUPTCY COURTS BAR ASSOCIATIONS CASE MANAGEMENT CITIZENS CODES CONSTITUTION COPYRIGHT CORRUPTION COUNCILS COUNSEL COURT ADMINISTRATION COURT DECISIONS COURT DELAYS COURT MANAGEMENT COURT PERFORMANCE COURT PROCEEDINGS COURT REPORTS COURT SYSTEM COURTS CRIMINAL CASES DECISION MAKING DEMOCRATIC STATE DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURES DISCLOSURE DISTRICT COURTS DISTRICTS ETHICAL NORMS EUROPEAN UNION FINANCIAL INFORMATION FINANCIAL RESOURCES FINES HUMAN RESOURCES INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK JUDGES JUDGMENTS JUDICIAL COMPENSATION JUDICIAL ETHICS JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL SECTOR JUDICIAL SELECTION JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIAL SYSTEMS JUDICIARY JURISDICTION JUSTICES LAW FIRM LAW FIRMS LAW SCHOOLS LAWYER LAWYERS LEGAL AID LEGAL ASSISTANCE LEGAL EDUCATION LEGAL EXPENSES LEGAL FEES LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL PROFESSION LEGAL PROFESSIONALS LEGAL PROFESSIONS LEGAL REPRESENTATION LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL STATUS LEGISLATION LITIGATION MEDIATION NATIONALS NOTARIES PLEADINGS PRESIDENCY PRESIDENTS PROBATION PROFESSIONALS PUBLIC RESOURCES RESOURCE ALLOCATION SELECTION OF JUDGES TRANSPARENCY USAID LEGAL FRAMEWORK JUDICIAL FRAMEWORK JUDICIAL SYSTEM EFFICIENCY JUDICIAL SYSTEM INDEPENDENCE JUDICIAL SYSTEM INTEGRITY JUDICIAL PERFORMANCE COURT ADMINISTRATION JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL PROFESSION SELF REGULATION ABILITY ACCESS TO LEGAL SYSTEMS GOVERNMENT ROLE JUDICIAL TRAINING World Bank Slovak Republic : Legal and Judicial Sector Assessment |
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The purpose of this legal and judicial
sector assessment is to evaluate Slovak Republic's
legal and judicial systems and institutions, and identify
their strengths and weaknesses. The assessment serves as a
flexible tool for application across countries and legal
systems, applying a broad based, demand driven and bottom-up
methodology. This report is divided into two parts. The
first part, which concentrates on the Slovak Judicial
Sector, identifies areas where court performance could be
improved through better management. It begins with a
description of the courts then turns to an analysis of the
overall management of the court system and the courts'
performance. The second part of the report concentrates on
the Legal Services provided by attorneys and commercial
lawyers. It analyzes the appropriateness of the framework in
which legal services are supplied, including the
self-regulation of the legal profession, to ensure adequate
access to legal services for all users. The
government's role in regulating the legal services
markets to ensure that all citizens, including
underprivileged groups, are afforded adequate access to
legal services, is discussed. The report relies on a
combination of data sources, including surveys, interviews,
expert assessments, and statistics, all of which provide a
basis for cross-reference. A major source of information was
the findings of a World Bank-U.S. Agency for International
Development (USAID) survey that analyzed the level of
corruption in Slovakia. Court statistics were used with
care, owing to potential problems with their collection and
organization. European Union (EU) standards and practices
were used as benchmarks in analyzing the legal services market. |
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Slovak Republic : Legal and Judicial Sector Assessment |
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Slovak Republic : Legal and Judicial Sector Assessment |
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Slovak Republic : Legal and Judicial Sector Assessment |
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Slovak Republic : Legal and Judicial Sector Assessment |
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Slovak Republic : Legal and Judicial Sector Assessment |
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slovak republic : legal and judicial sector assessment |
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Washington, DC |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/01/3574453/slovak-republic-legal-judicial-sector-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15048 |
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