Supreme Court of the Republic Faces Operational and Financial Challenges
The Supreme Court of the Republic released a statement on June 16, 2026, outlining several ongoing issues within the institution. The court reported operating without all planned judicial staff, with only 11 of the 28 judges currently assigned to the body. Simultaneously, 28 employees were recently fined for accumulating unpaid fees.
The statement detailed three appeals concerning budgetary allocations, indicating a discrepancy between the court’s provisions and legal requirements. Furthermore, the supreme court received confirmation of a positive assessment regarding the financial performance of its judges and the court’s overall operations for the period concluding December 2024. The report emphasized that the court’s financial management received a favorable evaluation during this timeframe.
The release serves as an update on the current state of the Supreme Court of the Republic, addressing staffing levels and financial oversight. Further details regarding the specific appeals and the levied fines are expected to be released in subsequent reports.
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