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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 w...

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Main Author: World Bank
Language:English
Published: World Bank 2012
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
Online Access:http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/main?menuPK=64187510&pagePK=64193027&piPK=64187937&theSitePK=523679&menuPK=64187510&searchMenuPK=64187283&siteName=WDS&entityID=000333037_20110610015705
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/2758
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Summary: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.

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