The conference activities will take place from October 17 - October 21 in Warsaw, Lublin, and Poznan. The conference is jointly sponsored and organized by the Chicago-Kent College of Law's Project Poland, the Chicago Office of the Consul General of the Republic of Poland, Poland's Ministry of Justice, and Iustitia, the Polish Association of Judges. The need for efficiency Justice delayed is justice denied. For this reason alone, efficiency is important in a court system, and technology now offers many new ways to make the legal system more efficient.
Efficiency is a particularly important concern for Poland s judiciary.
Poland s transition to a free-market economy has generated an unprecedented number of legal cases filed with the courts. At the same time, many judges left the judiciary for attractive jobs in the private sector, and funding considerations have made it difficult to increase the number of judges to an adequate level. An independent impartial judicial is a cornerstone of the rule of law. Independence and efficiency can, however, conflict, and they have come into conflict in Poland. Not just a one-time workshop Collaboration between Polish and United States judges will continue after the conference over the Internet.