Mission or Printers: Summary of the Third Podcast
A short summary that should make you want to watch or rewatch the full episode.
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Rule of Law Awaiting Review: The Rule of Law Report
Ukraine should join the current EU Rule of Law Report cycle, even though candidate countries do not receive separate recommendations and the accession screening process largely follows the same methodology as the EU Rule of Law Report. This would help us better understand the rule-of-law challenges facing the continent and how EU member states respond…
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Ukraine enters the chart: where would we stand in the EU Justice Scoreboard?
We look quite decent. And if we look at these results against the fact that Ukraine has one of the lowest justice-system budgets in Europe, then, frankly, we are almost doing annoyingly well.
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Prosecution of Judges for Corruption: A Statistical Analysis
Many people believe that the prosecution of judges for corruption began only after the victory of the Revolution of Dignity. This is not true.
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The First Integrity Council: Serhiy Verlanov Reflects
I saw the Public Integrity Council as a purely transitional model. A temporary institution. That did not happen, unfortunately.
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The Dynamics of Integrity: An Interview with a Priest
“Those who preach their own integrity, especially to themselves, are usually the first suspects.” — Father Cyril Hovorun
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The Mightiest Branch
Dead Lawyers Society, with support from the EU Project “PRAVO-Justice,” is launching a dialogue project called The Mightiest Branch.
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Strongest Branch: Us and Them
We’re launching a podcast, but before we set sail, we need a minute of your time for a quick survey.
