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Winners of the Open Law Award
VIA IURIS has officialy announced the results of the 1st year of the Open Law Award, the competition of innovative ideas.
Quo vadis justice, or what political parties offer in terms of judiciary for the next four years
VIA IURIS which focuses on the reform of judiciary has analyzed election programs of political parties competing in this year's parliamentary elections. We tried to find out how the political parties deal with the issue of judiciary, which problems they focus on and what solutions do they offer.
The government has not fulfilled its promise: judicial decisions are still not public
VIA IURIS has evaluated the Manifesto of the Government of the Slovak Republic and how has the government fulfilled its promises in terms of the public control over judiciary and disclosure of courts' decisions. We stress that even if the government in its manifesto in 2006 promised to secure the "public control over judiciary by continuos disclosure of the decision of courts on all levels", the promise was not fulfilled.
The Benešová case: We’ve got the chapter and the paragraph’s to be found
Zuzana Aimaq-Fialová, the director from VIA IURIS wrote an article for the Pravda daily newspaper about the trial with the judge Benešová.
Analysis of the theme of judiciary in the programs of Slovak political parties before the 2010 elections
VIA IURIS has prepared a short analysis of the topic of judiciary in the election programs of 10 parties which have been or may be in the Slovak parliament after the 2010 parliamentary elections.
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