Questionnaires from previous years

of the 1st Study Commission

QUESTIONNAIRES – FIRST STUDY COMMISSION

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2025 – Judicial Resources and the Impact on Judicial Independence

1st Study Commission Questionnaire 2025

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2024 – The Effects of Artificial Intelligence on the Judiciary

Questionnaire 1st Study Commission – 2024

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2023 – The effects of remote work on the judicial workplace and the administration of justice

1st Study Commission Questionnaire 2023

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2022 – Disciplinary proceedings and judicial independence

First Study Commission Questionnaire 2022

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2021 – Access to justice during the Covid-19 pandemic

1st Study Commission questionnaire- 2021

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2019 – Social media and the judiciary: 1) how best to respond to unfair comments about judges made on social media; 2) use of social media by judges and courts: opportunity or danger?

1st Study Commission Questionnaire_2019

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2018 – The trend of public criticism towards judges and judicial decisions in a disrespectful manner by other state powers, the media and in social media

1st Study Commission Questionnaire – 2018

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2017 – The threats to the Independence of the judiciary and the Quality of Justice: workload, resources and budget

1st Study Commission Questionnaire 2017

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2016 – Best Practice within the Judicial System for Ensuring Transparency and İntegrity and Preventing Corruption

Questionnaire of the 1st Study Commission_2016

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2015 – The relationship between effective management of the courts and the delivery of justice by independent judgess, the media and in social media

1st Study Commission Questionnaire – 2015

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2014 – Media, including social media, in the courtroom and their effects on judicial independence and the proper administration of justice

1st Study Commission Questionnaire – 2014

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2013 – The Independence of Judges as Protectors of International Human Rights Law

Questionnaire of the First Study Commission – 2013

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2012 – Judicial Specialisation

Judges and specialization – Questionnaire

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2011 – The physical, structural and economic conditions of judicial independence

The physical, structural and economic conditions of judicial independence – Questionnaire

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2010 – Criteria to be considered when assessing the independence of the judiciary (follow up)

Criteria to be considered when assessing the independence of the judiciary (follow up)

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2009 – Criteria to be considered when assessing the independence of the judiciary

Criteria to be considered when assessing the independence of the judiciary – Questionnaire

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2008 – The relationship between the executive and the judiciary in a democratic society

The relationship between the executive and the judiciary in a democratic society; the question is – who should be master? – Questionnaire

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2007 – Access to justice

Access to justice – Questionnaire

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2006 – Consistency of appointment and assessment of judges with judicial independence

Consistency of appointment and assessment of judges with judicial independence – Questionnaire

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2005 – Economics, jurisdiction and independence

Economics, jurisdiction and independence – Questionnaire

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2004 – Rules for the ethical conduct of judges, their application and observance

Rules for ethical conduct of judges, their application and observance – Questionnaire

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2003/2002 – High Council of Justice or analogous bodies in judicial systems

Questionnaire of the First Study Commission – 2002/2003

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2001 – The appointment and the role of presidents of courts

Questionnaire 1st Study Commission_Madrid 2001

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2000 – The independence of the individual judge within his own organization

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1999 – To revalorize the relations between the judiciary and the other powers of state for a better working of justice

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1998 – Special measures to manage the increasing number of cases before the courts (follow up)

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1997 – Special measures to manage the increasing number of cases before the courts

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1996 – Recruitment and training of judges in a modern society

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1995 – Criteria for the assessment of the work of courts and judges

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1994 – Participation of the judicial power in the administration of justice

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1993 – Access to Justice

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1992 – The reasoning of judgement

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1991 – Methods of preparing the judicial decision

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1990 – How to protect judges from external political, economical, social influences and from violence

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1989 – The responsibility of the judge

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1988 – The appointment and the social status of judges

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1987 – Supervision of the conduct or behaviour of the judges

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1986 – Judges and informatics

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1985 – The judges and the protection of human rights

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1983 – The structures of the judicial organization in the member-countries of IAJ

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1982 – Continuing education of judges

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1981 – Administration of the Courts in the context of the independence of the judge

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1980 – The liability of judges

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