Failed Judiciary Reform Instead of Lustration in Judiciary

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Krstić, J. (2017). Failed Judiciary Reform Instead of Lustration in Judiciary, (36), 55-75. Retrieved from https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=660256
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Title

Failed Judiciary Reform Instead of Lustration in Judiciary

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Author

Jovan, Krstić

Journal

Acta historiae medicinae, stomatologiae, pharmaciae, medicinae veterinariae

Volume
Issue

36

Start page

55

End page

75

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URL

https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=660256

Date

2017-2021/10/20/08:15:36

Abstract

Summary/Abstract: Participants of the failed Reform of the Judiciary from the Government and Non-Government sectors indicate the existence of fear among judges and prosecutors, but does not offer a clear answer to the causes of the condition. This paper investigates the role of the academic community and intelligence agencies in the Security System Reform (SSR), i.e. their intervention in the Criminal Justice System. The subsequent problems in the reform of the Serbian Justice System could be explained by “politicization and ideologization of human rights that usually comes from methalegal sources of power – political, economic or military (which) (…) arbitrarily usurp right to control (…) human Rights and apply the so-called double standards (…) Intention of the author of this paper is to initiate awareness of mental pollution and its attachment to Human Rights to Life and a Healthy Life” [1]

Keywords

academic community, justice, media, mental health, reform