Judicial Inspection (IJ) received, in 2018, more than 6,900 complaints and conducted 31 checks at courts and prosecutor’s offices throughout the country. After the checks, the courts were found to continue to have difficulties in carrying out their work as a result of the improper logistic endowment, the fluctuation of judges, or, as the case may be, the low degree of holding leading positions. Regarding the prosecutor’s offices, a lack of concern has been found on reducing the stock of old cases, as well as continuing to have a high level of cases in which the solutions have been abolished in the preliminary chamber procedure.
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