Kyrgyz Republic Judicial System Diagnostic : Measuring Progress and Identifying Needs

The Joint Country Support Strategy for the Kyrgyz Republic (2007-2010) (JCSS), extended in 2008 to cover the period 2009-2011, identified the weak and inefficient Kyrgyz legal and judicial system as contributing to a poor business environment and weak governance. As a result, JCSS partners identified 'comprehensive judicial reform' as a program focus and a goal of the JCSS which was enlarged to include independence for the judicial budget. As part of the JCSS, the World Bank program included the preparation of a 'judicial reform study'. In order to implement this program, the World Bank and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) agreed to fund this judicial system diagnostic conducted by a World Bank diagnostic team complemented by international experts in specific sectors. The diagnostic's objective is to provide an analysis of the institutional and operational issues and obstacles that constrain the functioning of Kyrgyzstan's legal and judicial system. The diagnostic provides recommendations for overcoming key constraints both at the policy and the implementation levels.

Bibliographic Details

Main Author:	World Bank
Format:	Other Poverty Study biblioteca
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank 2011-06-08
Subjects:	ACCESS TO LEGAL INFORMATION, ADR, ADVOCACY, ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION, ARBITRATION, ARBITRATION ACT, ARBITRATION CASES, ARBITRATION RULES, ARBITRATORS, ARREST, ATTORNEYS, BAILIFFS, BANKRUPTCY, BRIBERY, BUDGET LAW, BUSINESS DISPUTES, CASE BACKLOGS, CASE MANAGEMENT, CIVIL DISPUTES, CIVIL PROCEDURE, CLAIM, COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS, COMMERCIAL DISPUTES, COMPENSATION, COMPLEX CASES, CONSTITUTIONAL COURT, CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION, CORRUPTION, COURT, COURT BUILDINGS, COURT DECISIONS, COURT HEARING, COURT OPERATIONS, COURT PROCEDURES, COURT PROCEEDINGS, COURT RECORDS, COURT RULE, COURT RULES, COURTHOUSES, COURTS, CRIMINAL, CRIMINAL CASES, CRIMINALS, DETENTION, DISCRIMINATION, DISMISSAL, DISMISSALS, DISPUTE, DISPUTE RESOLUTION, DIVORCE, ELECTIONS, HUMAN RIGHTS, INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY, INSTITUTION BUILDING, INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATIONS, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS, INTERNATIONAL COURT OF ARBITRATION, INTERNATIONAL LAW, JUDGE, JUDGES, JUDICIAL ACCOUNTABILITY, JUDICIAL AUTHORITIES, JUDICIAL ETHICS, JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE, JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS, JUDICIAL PERFORMANCE, JUDICIAL POWERS, JUDICIAL PROCESS, JUDICIAL REFORM, JUDICIAL REFORMS, JUDICIAL SECTOR, JUDICIAL SELECTION, JUDICIAL SERVICES, JUDICIAL STATISTICS, JUDICIAL SYSTEM, JUDICIAL SYSTEMS, JUDICIAL TRAINING, JUDICIARY, JURISDICTION, JUSTICE, LAW ENFORCEMENT, LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES, LAWS, LAWYERS, LEGAL AID, LEGAL ASSISTANCE, LEGAL EDUCATION, LEGAL ENTITIES, LEGAL LITERACY, LEGAL OPINIONS, LEGAL PROFESSION, LEGAL PROFESSIONALS, LEGAL PROFESSIONS, LEGAL REFORM, LEGAL RELATIONSHIPS, LEGAL REPRESENTATION, LEGAL RIGHTS, LEGAL STATUS, LEGAL SYSTEM, LEGISLATION, MEDIATION, MEDIATORS, NOTARY, POLICE, PROCEDURAL RULES, PROPERTY RIGHTS, PROSECUTORS, RESIDENCE, RESIGNATION, RULE OF LAW, RULES, SANCTION, SANCTIONS, SELECTION OF JUDGES, TRIALS, UTILITIES, WILL, WITNESS,
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