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Monografia
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European commission for the efficiency of justice
European judicial systems.- Abril 2005.- Council of Europe Publishing.- 135p 24cm
Facts and figures
ISBN 92-871-5711-1 (Broch.) : ?
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Introduction
1. The evaluation process by the CEPEJ
1.1. The European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice
1.2. Developing the sheme and collecting the data
1.3. General methodological issues
1.4. Analysis and report
1.5. Notes for the reader
2. Public Expenditure on Courts and Legal Aid
2.1. Expenditure on courts and legal aid
2.2. A closer look at legal aid
2.3. Court fees and reimbursements
3. The judiciary and the Courts
3.1. The court systems
3.2. Judges and court staff
3.3. Hiring and paying judges
3.4. Complaints and safeguards
4. Court Performance
4.1. Caseload, decisions and appeals
4.2. The timeframe of judicial procedures
5. Public Prosecutors
5.1. Public prosecutors
5.2. The functioning of the public prosecutors office
6. Legal Professionals
6.1. Lawyers
6.2. Bailiffs
6.3. Mediators
Appendices
Appendix 1 - The CEPEJ working groups of 2003 and 2004
Appendix 2 - The CEPEJ Pilot scheme for evaluating judicial systems
Appendix 3 - Methodological issues
Appendix 4 - Variations in counting and computing
Appendix 5 - General information on the reporting countries
Appendix 6 - Additional tables