U.S. Embassy in Georgia published a statement on Judicial Reform.
"Georgia has taken great steps in recent years to protect the independence of its judiciary”, - is mentioned in the statement, - "We commend the Parliamentary Working Group for their review of the processes and grounds governing judicial discipline. We encourage the Working Group to draw on international principles and standards, which provide a thoughtful roadmap for reform. We urge the Working Group to adopt a transparent disciplinary system governed by clear and independent investigative procedures and standards of proof. Increased transparency of the disciplinary process will improve public accountability and foster greater public confidence in the objectivity of the judicial system”.
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