What Are the Priorities of 21 Judges - Candidates for 6 Seats in the Supreme Judicial Council?
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The General Assembly of Judges on Saturday heard the candidates for members of the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) from the judges' quota - a total of 21 candidates for 6 seats in the Judicial College. During the nearly 12-hour meeting, it became clear that the judges were mainly concerned with union issues - about the workload and guarantees for remuneration in the system, including the remuneration of court employees, which are "offensively low…
The illegal wiretapping of judges, the position of Borislav Sarafov to remain in the post of acting judge.
The General Assembly will continue its work next Saturday.
Bulgaria is a police-prosecutor state, where the courts are generally obstacles in the well-oiled mechanism of surveillance and wiretapping. There are simply too many people involved in this activity and they have to find some way to justify their existence. This was admitted during his hearing at the General Assembly of Judges by one of […]
The candidates for the judicial college answered a series of questions. The investigation into the use of special intelligence means (SRS) against judges, the reaction of the Judicial Council to attacks against magistrates, the problems of small courts and the practice...
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