Is the quality of the justice system determined solely by regulations?
According to Marek Jakubík -definitely not.
In the latest article from the “Slovensko Marka Jakubíka” series on the legalweb portal, our partner examines the functioning of the Slovak judiciary and considers why it continues to lag behind its Czech counterpart.
This piece goes beyond mere courthouse buildings; it is a reflection on public trust in the justice system, the quality of case law, working conditions within the courts, and the investments that tangibly impact the system’s overall efficiency.
As the author demonstrates, the authority of the courts is built not only through regulations but also through daily practice and the lived experiences of citizens.
If you are interested in the differences between the Czech and Slovak justice systems and their practical implications we encourage you to read the full article.