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Pozycja prawnoustrojowa Komisji do spraw Wymiaru Sprawiedliwości Malty

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Kuźnicka-Błaszkowska D.
Przegląd Prawa i Administracji
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2019
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vol. 119
113-122
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The Commission for the Administration of Justice of Malta is an advisory and control body of the judiciary which, in accordance with the Constitution of Malta, safeguards the independence of judges. Despite the reform of its system and scope of competence in recent years, social activists are still demanding changes in the way it functions. The main allegations relate primarily to the too strong position of the executive representatives in its work, the lack of openness of the Commission, as well as nepotism and corruption in the judicial community.
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Rozproszony system organów stojących na straży niezależności i niezawisłości sędziów w Irlandii

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Kuźnicka-Błaszkowska D.
Przegląd Prawa i Administracji
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2019
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vol. 119
83-92
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In the rankings conducted by the European Commission, the judicial system in Ireland was classified as the second in Europe due to the high degree of independence of the courts from other bodies. At the same time, this system, unlike in many other European countries, is strongly dispersed. Recent years have been a time of reforming the organisation of the judiciary, and the Judicial Council Act, introduced in July 2019, was supposed to solve most of the burning problems. Despite equipping the newly-established Judicial Council with a number of competences, it seems that without a thorough change of the whole system and creation of a body that would be responsible for performing at least most of the tasks related to the administration of the judiciary, the situation of judges in Ireland will not improve.
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