"The two main pillars of the state...", the president of the Supreme Court of Justice, statement in the context of the 111th anniversary of the Day of Justice: Judicial discipline

On the 111th anniversary of the Day of Justice, the Chairperson of the Supreme Court, Naureda Llagami, declared that accountability and responsibility are the two main pillars of the rule of law.

Within the framework of the regulation drawn up between the KLJ and the High Prosecution Council, Llagami emphasized that a procedural framework is created that guarantees that any alleged violation against the judge or prosecutor will be subject to clear rules.

"Key word, accountability. A standard that responds to the concerns of the media and citizens. Accountability and accountability are the two pillars of the rule of law.

Without responsibility there are no results, without accountability there is no trust. Independence and accountability are not principles in opposition to each other, but a cornerstone for a justice that responds to public expectations.

Through this joint regulation, a procedural framework is created that guarantees that any alleged violation against the judge or prosecutor will not only be subject to clear rules, but will also be guaranteed during the disciplinary process.

Only in this way, judicial discipline is in accordance with the principle of judicial independence" , said Llagami, who added that the purpose of the regulation is also to sensitize both the defender of the public interest and the arbiter of justice.