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CoE, Albania lacks high court judges
The problem is linked to the evaluation process.
05 October, 17:19
(ANSA) - STRASBOURG, 05 OTT - In its report on the situation
in 2020, CEPEJ, the Council of Europe body that evaluates the
efficiency of judicial systems in member countries, says Albania
had a problem with a lack of judges, especially at the level of
the third instance, where it had failed to fill 13 of 17
positions.
That same year, Strasbourg points out, Albania had 10.8 judges per 100,000 inhabitants, a ratio "significantly lower than the European average." According to CEPEJ, a substantial impact on the number of judges in the country was due to the evaluation process, which began in 2014 and led to the dismissal of many judges or caused them to resign. (ANSA).
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That same year, Strasbourg points out, Albania had 10.8 judges per 100,000 inhabitants, a ratio "significantly lower than the European average." According to CEPEJ, a substantial impact on the number of judges in the country was due to the evaluation process, which began in 2014 and led to the dismissal of many judges or caused them to resign. (ANSA).
