Judicial management versus independence of judiciary, AZB/DL-ebwm/pdf (Wolters Kluwer Polska SA)

Tytuł Judicial Management Versus Independence of Judiciary Autorzy Dobrosława Szumiło-Kulczycka, Katarzyna Gajda-Roszczynialska Język polski Wydawnictwo Wolters Kluwer Polska SA ISBN 978-83-8160-333-1 linia Monografie Rok wydania 2018 ilość stron 328 Format pdf Spis treści Abbreviations | str. 9

Introduction | str. 13

PART I
Changes in court management and the position of a judge in the Polish legal system | str. 15

Krystian Markiewicz
The battle for free courts in Poland in the years 2015–2018 | str. 17

Dobrosława Szumiło-Kulczycka
The organisation and management of courts in Poland | str. 61

Katarzyna Gajda-Roszczynialska
Judicial independence as part of the “court of law” concept versus the Law on the organisation of common courts amended in 2015–2018 | str. 83

Radosław Flejszar, Grzegorz Borkowski
Status of a judge and guarantees of exercising judicial power in Poland | str. 116

Andrzej Torbus
Mediation in civil matters and the access to justice | str. 136

PART II
Court management and the position of a judge from the international perspective | str. 149

Duro Sessa
Standards of judicial profession | str. 151

Nuria Díaz Abad
Judgeship and the ENCJ standards | str. 157

Noel Rubotham
Judicial independence and the funding, structure and management of the courts – a CEPEJ perspective | str. 164

Gualtiero Michelini
Standards of professional associations of judges and prosecutors in safeguarding judicial independence | str. 182

Chile Eboe-Osuji
The right to an independent judiciary | str. 189

John McClellan Marshall
The Constitution and independent judiciary in the USA | str. 207

Stephen P. Anthony
Institutional safeguards of judicial independence: a practicing lawyer’s perspective | str. 215

Christoph Flügge
Judgeship and the guarantees of exercising judicial power in Germany | str. 224

Artur Dionísio Oliveira
Judgeship and the guarantees of executing justice in Portugal | str. 229

Iryna Izarova
Independent judiciary: experience of current reforms in Ukraine as regards appointment of judges | str. 242

Vittorio Fanchiotti
Court structure and management in Italy | str. 264

Henrik Engell Rhod
The courts of Denmark and the administration of courts – an overview | str. 283

Aleksandra Karpińska
Justice of peace courts in Spain – a lesson to be learned | str. 301

Concluding remarks | str. 319

About the Authors | str. 325