Estimated time to resolve cases in the first instance
Status requiring significant improvement
Status requiring moderate improvement
Compliant status
The average values of the indicators are close to the benchmark but require moderate improvement.
Kategória ľudského práva: Functioning of the justice system
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The average clearance rate in the first instance courts
Status requiring significant improvement
Status requiring moderate improvement
Compliant status
The average values of the indicators are close to the benchmark but require moderate improvement.
The average clearance rate in the first instance courts in civil and commercial cases
More informationThe average clearance rate in the first instance courts in criminal cases
More informationThe average number of pending cases in the first instance courts in administrative cases per inhabitants
More informationThe average number of pending cases in the first instance courts in administrative cases per inhabitants
Status requiring significant improvement
Status requiring moderate improvement
Compliant status
The average number of pending cases in the first instance courts in administrative cases in Slovakia is lower than the EU average.
The average number of pending cases in the first instance courts in criminal cases per inhabitants in Slovakia was 6 381. The EU average number of pending cases in the first instance courts in administrative cases was 74 703. Hence, the average number of pending cases in the first instance courts in criminal cases in Slovakia was below the EU average.
The average clearance rate in the first instance courts in administrative cases
Status requiring significant improvement
Status requiring moderate improvement
Compliant status
The average clearance rate in the first instance courts in administrative cases in Slovakia is below the EU average.
The clearance rate is the ratio of the number of resolved cases over the number of incoming cases. When the clearance rate is around 100% or higher, it means the judicial system is able to resolve at least as many cases as come in. The average clearance rate in the first instance courts in administrative cases in Slovakia is 88,6%. The EU average clearance rate in the first instance courts in administrative cases is 102,9%. Hence the average clearance rate in the first instance courts in administrative cases in Slovakia is higher than the EU average clearance rate in the first instance courts in administrative cases.
The average clearance rate in the first instance courts in criminal cases
Status requiring significant improvement
Status requiring moderate improvement
Compliant status
The average clearance rate in the first instance courts in criminal cases in Slovakia is above the EU average.
The clearance rate is the ratio of the number of resolved cases over the number of incoming cases. When the clearance rate is around 100% or higher, it means the judicial system is able to resolve at least as many cases as come in. The average clearance rate in the first instance courts in criminal cases in Slovakia is 99,9%. The EU average clearance rate in the first instance courts in criminal cases is 92,9%. Hence the average clearance rate in the first instance courts in criminal cases in Slovakia is higher than the EU average clearance rate in the first instance courts in criminal cases.
The average clearance rate in the first instance courts in civil and commercial cases
Status requiring significant improvement
Status requiring moderate improvement
Compliant status
The average clearance rate in the first instance courts in civil and commercial cases in Slovakia is above the EU average.
The clearance rate is the ratio of the number of resolved cases over the number of incoming cases. When the clearance rate is around 100% or higher, it means the judicial system is able to resolve at least as many cases as come in. The average clearance rate in the first instance courts in civil and commercial cases in Slovakia is 113,0%. The EU average clearance rate in the first instance courts in civil and commercial cases is 96,1%. Hence the average clearance rate in the first instance courts in civil and commercial cases in Slovakia is higher than the EU average clearance rate in the first instance courts in civil and commercial cases.
The number of pending cases in the first instance courts (not decided)
Status requiring significant improvement
Status requiring moderate improvement
Compliant status
The average value of indicators is in line or above EU average.
The average number of pending cases in the first instance courts in civil and commercial cases per inhabitans
More informationThe average number of pending cases in the first instance courts in criminal cases per inhabitants
More informationThe average number of pending cases in the first instance courts in administrative cases per inhabitants
More informationCapacity of justice: number of judges and prosecutors per 100,000 inhabitants
Status requiring significant improvement
Status requiring moderate improvement
Compliant status
The number of professional judges and professional prosecutors per 100,000 inhabitants is above the EU average.
Number of professional judges per 100,000 inhabitants
More informationNumber of professional prosecutors per 100,000 inhabitants
More informationTotal annual budget available for the justice sector (budgets for courts, prosecution, police, and penitentiary)
Status requiring significant improvement
Status requiring moderate improvement
Compliant status
The total annual budget available for the justice sector per inhabitant is higher than the Council of Europe median.
In 2020, Slovakia spent 390 646 499 EUR for the justice sector (including budgets for courts, prosecutions, police and penitentiary), which is 71,5 EUR per inhabitant. The Council of Europe median is 64,50 EUR per inhabitant.
Below you can see detailed information concerning state budget:
Number of disciplinary proceedings against judges, prosecutors
Status requiring significant improvement
Status requiring moderate improvement
Compliant status
The average values of the indicators are close to the benchmark but require moderate improvement.