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The CEPEJ report also covers the year 2020, when, due to the pandemic and the two-month-long state of emergency the judicial institutions dealt exclusively with emergency cases. Namely, Serbia allocates EUR 279,484,639, or 0.66 per cent of its national GDP annually for the judiciary, which is twice as much as the Council of Europe member states. However, when these amounts are viewed according to the country’s gross domestic product, the picture is somewhat different. Serbia allocates EUR 40 per capita annually for the financing of its judiciary, which is EUR 24.5 lower than citizens of Council of Europe member states – says the report published yesterday by the European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ), an expert body of the Council of Europe.
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