The Courts’ Congestion and the Judicial Delay: is the Judge the Only Responsible?
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2008-12-15
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Londoño Jaramillo, M. . (2008). The Courts’ Congestion and the Judicial Delay: is the Judge the Only Responsible?. Revista De La Facultad De Derecho Y Ciencias Políticas, 38(109), 385-419. https://revistas.upb.edu.co/index.php/derecho/article/view/3899
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Mabel Londoño Jaramillo
Universidad de Medellín
Abstract
Based on the concern about the negative perception most citizens have about the administration of justice, that is increasing due to the inefficiency to solve legal conflicts, this article inquire into the possible causes of the courts’ congestion and judicial delay, according to the diagnosis made by La Presidencia de la República and El Consejo Superior de la Judicatura. It will be concluded that both of them are caused by a set of relevant factors not only to be found in the management of the judges, but have multiple origins that must be considered when analysing and proposing strategies to fight this endemic problem of our administration of justice.
Keywords:
Conflict resolution, Judicial power, Labour productivity, Court decisions, Administration of justice