26 June, 2018 On June 25, Anita Zikmane, the Head of the Division of Case-law and Research of the Supreme Court, informed about the implementation of the Council for the Judiciary’s decision of…
1 June, 2018 On May 28, the European Commission published the 2018 EU Justice Scoreboard, which analyzes and compares the effectiveness, quality and independence of the judicial systems in the EU…
30 May, 2018 Chair of the Council for the Judiciary Ivars Bickovics and the Head of the Secretariat of the Council for the Judiciary Solvita Harbacevica take part in the General Assembly of the…
24 April, 2018 Latvia has a strong and well-organized judicial system and processes for its improvement are successful – as observed by the European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ),…
6 March, 2018 The Council for the Judiciary conceptually supported the amendments to the Judicial Disciplinary Liability Law on the Judicial Disciplinary Committee’s right to impose an extraordinary…
6 March, 2018 The Council for the Judiciary when assessing information on the amendments to the Law on Bailiffs currently discussed in the Saeima, expressed a critical attitude to the unreasonable…
March, 2018 In order to strengthen the independence of the judiciary and ensure the balance between the three branches of state power, namely, the legislature, the executive power and the judiciary,…
1 March, 2018 On 22-23 February, a meeting of the Dialogue Group was held in the framework of the project "Independence, Accountability and Quality of the Judiciary" carried out by the European…
20 February, 2018 According to the territorial reform of courts of first instance, on March 1, 2018, the district courts of Aizkraukle, Bauska, Dobele, Jekabpils, Ogre and Tukums and respective Land…
12 February, 2018 Council for the Judiciary adopted decisions on the transfer of two district (city) court judges – judge of Ogre District Court Zanna Gaigale-Prudnikova is transferred to Riga City…
