On Wednesday, June 14, 2023, the Centre for Democracy and Law Miko Tripalo held a panel discussion on the topic of the Right to a trial within a reasonable time in the Republic of Croatia in the hall of the Association of University Teachers and other Scientists in Zagreb.
After the welcoming words of Vedran Đulabić, the deputy president of the Centre’s Board of Directors, and the opening words of Neven Mates, a member of the Centre, the Centre’s associates, Matija Ninić and Ivana Zeljko, presented an analysis of the situation and gave an overview of the violation of the right to a trial within a reasonable time.
Alan Uzelac, member of the Miko Tripalo Centre and professor at the Faculty of Law in Zagreb, spoke at the round table; Juraj Brozović, from the Faculty of Law in Zagreb, lawyers Lidija Horvat and Renata Dozet Daskal and Nino Radić, president of the Commercial Court in Zagreb, which was followed by a discussion with the participants.
The focus of the gathering was on issues related to the duration of court proceedings, violations of the right to a trial within a reasonable time, and deficiencies in the means for speeding up the proceedings and achieving fair compensation.
You can download an analysis of the situation and a review of the violation of the right to a trial within a reasonable time, prepared by the Centre’s associates, Matija Ninić and Ivana Zeljko, at the following link:
