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JUSTICE SYSTEM JOURNAL

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0098-261X

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2327-7556

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  • family studies (Family studies)
  • law (Social studies)
  • international relations (Social studies)

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Year 2020
  • Do Judges’ Delegations Affect Judicial Performance? A Transition Economy Evidence
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    • P. Banasik
    • S. Morawska
    • P. Staszkiewicz
    • B. Witkowski
    • R. Staszkiewicz

    - JUSTICE SYSTEM JOURNAL - Year 2020

    The aim of this study is to discern whether, by delegating judges from the court to the Ministry of Justice, the Minister of Justice influences the results of courts in terms of adjudication. The study used a unique set of data for the Polish judicial system over a period of five years. The research results indicate that there are three reasons for delegating judges. Firstly, the delegation system serves to fill staff shortages...

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