The word "judiciaries" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the judicial branch of government. For example, you could say, "The judiciaries of many countries are independent from the legislative and executive branches of government."
"The development of new networks of city leaders and municipal authorities is important," says Brouder. "They're not international networks but they're relationships between mayors, judiciaries, legislators or city authorities across different countries.
This means designing effective ways to check arbitrary state action, through independent judiciaries for instance.
The advance of democracy can help insofar as it creates space for civil-society groups and strengthens independent institutions like judiciaries; but democracy can also facilitate demagoguery.
Poor infrastructure, clumsy regulation and wayward judiciaries mean that doing business in Latin America remains more difficult and costly than in many countries in Asia or eastern Europe, with which it competes.
The drug war turned Latin American "cartels" into bands of sadistic, well-financed killers whose reach extended into governments, security forces, judiciaries and jails.
But such a measure requires complete faith in the judiciaries of all 25 countries that will join the Union by the middle of next year, including several that have only recently emerged from the former Soviet block.
So there are two judiciaries: the centrally administered civil courts, and the Islamic courts whose rulings may differ from state to state, but which have the force of law for Muslims.In this section China's rebellious province Now to collect the taxes A subversive weapon The last battle?
Elected but autocratic presidents have neutered judiciaries and other democratic institutions.
This month the commission reported a continuing failure by Bulgaria and Romania to tackle corruption and violent organised crime or to improve their dysfunctional judiciaries, a fault that is stalling their entry into the Schengen passport-free area.
Yet these constitutional debates are growing more serious, and on most issues a surprising degree of consensus has emerged: legislatures should be strong; executive powers limited; judiciaries independent; public freedoms and human rights must be guaranteed; social policies should be equitable.
Constitutions have been violated by elected politicians in Peru and Russia, and judiciaries manipulated.
