From the HJPC, BiH calls all the holders of judicial functions to take urgent measures and ensure the acceleration of the subject resolution process, especially those found in the oldest categories.
Courts in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2024. They resolved 155,568 oldest cases and thus achieved 92 percent of the annual plan.
From the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina (HJPC), although good results were achieved in resolving cases, courts did not sufficiently paid attention to the oldest cases that continue to represent a serious challenge for the judicial system.
Since in 2024. Planned to resolve about 9,000 cases, which are 10 years old, and of which 85 percent, the High Judicial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina emphasizes the need to intensify working in resolving cases located in the oldest categories.
Aware of the fact that in front of a certain number of courts are still not solved by satisfactory speed, they invite all the holders of judicial functions to take urgent measures and ensure the acceleration of the subject’s resolution process, especially those found in the oldest categories, writes Tuzlanski.
“Permanent Commission for Efficiency and Quality of the Court of BiH regularly monitors the process of resolving cases within the plans of resolving cases in order to achieve additional advancement of judicial efficiency. Continuous work and joint efforts of all judicial office holders are key to accessing justice in eligible time deadlines for citizens, “HJPCs said.
