Based on a recent UNDP analysis of national studies (pdf) carried out in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan and Serbia during 2011-12, is is fair to say that there are institutional capacity and knowledge gaps in judicial institutions to address the needs of specific segment of population: women, minorities, persons with disabilities.
One area which has been generally overlooked in the literature on institutional choice in post communist politics has been the design of judicial institutions.
We must restore the judicial institutions so that these kinds of things don't happen.
Inequality, insecurity and poor governance and judicial institutions are among the major causes.
Success in Colombia required strengthening the capacity and integrity of the country's policing, prosecutorial and judicial institutions.
One cable on terrorism warned: "Ecuador's judicial institutions remained weak, susceptible to corruption, and heavily backlogged with pending cases".
The new government will ban the face-covering Islamic veil, and forbid police and workers in judicial institutions from wearing the headscarf.
At independence Algeria inherited colonial judicial institutions that were widely held by Muslim Algerians to have been established to maintain colonial authority.
The Commissioned expressed concerns regarding "the lack of respect for the independence of the judiciary and the instability faced by judicial institutions".
The Germans who settled in Gaul were able to preserve some of their own judicial institutions, but these were heavily influenced by Roman law.
