In countries that have experienced a sustained period of conflict, repression, or human rights violations, the existing justice system may not be equipped to provide adequate recourse. In the aftermath of sustained periods of strife, political and legal institutions may…
Justice systems around the world face heavy criminal case loads.
Features to Consider in Trial-Waiver Models
Prosecution control of charge
Victim agreement
Types of Crime
Types of punishments or other consequences, including dismissal after supervision
Judge…
Foreign judges have been “imported” throughout history, dating back to Ancient Greece when independent city-states br
Local CapacityThe process of developing a pool of skilled judges takes time. In countries without a well-established legal profession, especially those with…