How did Europe allowed the courts to decay

Sewerage drains that are polluted in Brussels, Judicial workers in Lisbon, waiting for the hearings in Lisson, London. After recalls in the system of justice in Europe, the continent fight the crisis in the courts.

Over the past decade, Europe, Europe, as the influence of the war and the influence of the war, as the influence of the judiciary, as health and education, is aimed at spending rules by governments that prioritize other parts of the public.

The result, the courts and crisis of lawyers and crisis, the crisis, which created the rear parts of the record, and violated the rear of record work and violated the trust in a number of countries. Problems have become so severe that the leading lawyers warn that they are threatening the rule of law in contact with European institutions and border trade.

The slow-burning malfunction of Europe suddenly, took a different shape from convulsive crisis Donald Trump brought the US legal structureTo push the executive authority to the openness of the judiciary.

Direct threats to the rule of law – also features Spain with politicians who invest in Hungary in Europe. However, in the leadership of justice, which covers most of the national courts of the continent, but also sites alongside the chronic and reptile problems, and solving it does not seem easier to solve.

One of the best four economies in the EU may take a civil or commercial first instance in Italy, a year and a half in the form of a typical pace of proceedings. France, Spain and Poland, this is less than a year for a daily basis for a daily basis.

The decline in the Criminal Court has those who struggle to reduce the time needed for the result of criminal cases, including Britain and Wales in England, including Greece, Italy and Albania.

In March, a suspect was threatened by the society in London with a machete The three-day trial could not take place until October 2028. His honorary judge Charles Falk, the secretary replied “Wow” when explained the next existing date.

It takes years to resolve even more regular disputes.

Lithoiculous divorce in Monaco, in 2022, since 2012, almost consistently increased time in 2022, in 2022, in a period of almost consistent period of 1,292 days The final report on the quality of justice in Europe.

Between 46 Member State The Council of Europe – was established after the Second World War in order to protect the rule of law – the average budget allocated to the judiciary was 0.31 percent of GDP in 2022.

The costs are equal to about 85 euros per resident, and in many countries failed to maintain the pace with inflation in about ten years. In 2018, the average budget was 0.33 percent of GDP.

For the financial tensions, justice has been a lower priority in justice, because all voters are concerned about hidden services such as health, only some are in contact with the system.

“It’s not so sexy from the scene,” said Pierre-Dominique Schupp, Bar Bar and Law Communication Council. “Justice was missed in Europe.”

According to the chairman of the General Court of the European Union Marc Van Der Woude, there are even a concern for many politicians in Europe in recent years.

The rule of law “is not something that helps you win the elections. Rather, today is often a tool,” Van der Woude said.

However, despite the fact that governments are for the families to the famous justice systems, Europe’s legal structure will be regretted.

Britain’s post office Horizon did not result in the incorrect charges, accused of incorrect charges, including incorrect, fraud and error registration of the postmaster.

However, this showed how the mistakes of justice are – the greatest people in Britain’s legal history can seize the people’s imagination.

After a television drama, when the scandal was finally brought to a matter, the British government decided to create incredibly incredible legislation Leave to courts to manage this.

Anxiety is the eruption of higher profile scandals.

The long-term support, stubborn formalism and maladministration, civil disputes covering important areas such as housing, immigration and residential arrangements for children.

In Cyprus, an average of 800 days in Cyprus, the longest period of a civilian business – before the longest and any appeal in Europe, according to 2022 data, the latest is available. According to Greece and Italy, the Council of Europe, 746 and 540 days, there is a long time to clean civil and commercial work from the courts in 746 and 540 days.

“Governments do not recognize in a row,” said a citizen, such as someone who has a health problem, “he said, Richard Sussindin, a legal technology specialist.

Sussind said that the ongoing disputes could be something similar to the physical wound. “Governments do not hear that we do not think that an open wound is important, we do not finance health care.”

The Human Rights Director of Human Rights in the Council of Europe, the impact of daily issues from divorce to the residents of the residents who want to stop the neighbors to the residents who want to stop “whipping your hedge hedge.”

“If you should wait for a long time, look at your life,” he said.

Problems are more frustrating to technology promise. Successful digitalization seems to be greatly to distract the justice system.

“They digitize what you do not need and digit the necessary things,” said Penelope Gibbs, Charitable Transform Justice, England and Wales.

The social entry in the criminal case was “completely revived,” he said, adding that some courtroom was Draconian.

Gibbs banned votes in British courts that are banned by a voice articles that are struggling to follow what they say, or fighting transcripts without the norm or value.

In Italy, the defendants can also add a great expense for a job, even for a photocopy, even a photocopy, even a photocopy, a corporate crime lawyer, Philippo Ferri.

“I have mad experience with the ineffectiveness of the judiciary,” he said. “For example, you have a procedure forced, but you cannot get the relevant work documents in the right time.”

Many trials are “very expensive, often take a lot of time, feel very common in a combination and digital society,” he said.

“Systems are very processed, inefficient bureaucratic,” he said. “It’s a global phenomenon.” The difficulties in the legitimate system are particularly difficult, “The main change requires a wide range of legislation and regulation,” he said.

Again, several best lawyers progressed. “Someone can overestimate resistance to change,” he said. Hugh Mercer KC, chairman of the Bar Council for the International Committee of England and Wales.

“In the old days, in the civil cases in England and Wales, it was very difficult to determine the work of a party,” he said. “Now you can catch them,” he added immediately and pay.

Authorities use technology to listen to more comfortably in jurisdictions, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic, especially in the jurisdiction.

Video hearings, including the United Kingdom, are now common in a way that is not predicted before the pandemic.

A handful of European people, including Denmark and Norway, are also going out and are highly level in the world in terms of efficiency and accessibility of civil and criminal justice systems World Justice Project 2024 right index.

Still, in the case of the state sector in the case and the continent, “The pace of the use of digital vehicles in the field of the justice was found in the report of the Council of Europe.

Last year, Věra Jourová, the vice president of the European Commission, the European Commission, which controls the rule of law, did not take into account the threats to democracy in many European countries.

“Justice is not a luxury,” he said. “It’s something we need in air and clean water.”

Information visualization by Janina Conboye