Greece Is at the Bottom of the European Union in the Performance Index of Its Judicial System
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Only Cyprus is lower than Greece in the ranking. “The better functioning of the courts seems to be linked to more foreign investment and greater tax competitiveness of a country,” KEFIM underlines The post KEFIM: Greece at the bottom of the European Union in the performance index of its judicial system appeared first on in.gr.
Greece Ranks Near Bottom of EU in Judicial Performance as Court Delays Persist
Greece scored 34.8 out of 100, substantially below the EU average of 52.5, outperforming only Cyprus, which scored 24.2. Greece has one of the European Union's worst-performing judicial systems, with civil cases taking more than two years to resolve on average, according to a new study highlighting how persistent court delays undermine legal certainty for businesses and citizens. The country ranked 26th among the EU's 27 member states in the Jud…
Justice in Greece continues to move at a pace that tests the endurance of citizens and businesses, turning the wait for a court decision into a long and drawn-out process.
Greece ranks 26th among the 27 EU member states, with long delays in adjudicating cases…
STUDY Justice Systems Performance Index Authors: Konstantinos Saravakos, Head of Research, KEFIM · Christos Loukas, Economist, Research Assistant, KEFIM · Ioannis Navrozidis, Economist, Research Assistant, KEFIM […] The article Justice Systems Performance Index 2024: The comparative analysis of EU justice systems based on the Justice Systems Performance Index (JUSPER) data appeared first on Kefim.
The delay in the delivery of justice affects, beyond those already in court and everyday life, the economy and citizens' trust in institutions.
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