Members of the consortium
The signatories who represent the International Consortium for Court Excellence include:
The Australasian Institute of Judicial Administration (AIJA)
The AIJA is an independent institute that draws its membership from all levels of the Australian and New Zealand judiciary, legal profession, court administrators, court librarians, and legal academics. The Institute’s principal objectives are research and education focusing on court administration and judicial systems.
www.aija.org.au
The Federal Judicial Center
Established on the recommendation of the Judicial Conference of the United States, the Federal Judicial Center is the research and education organisation for the federal judicial system of the United States. The Center conducts and promotes research of judicial procedures and court operations and provides orientation and continuing education and training for federal judges and court employees.
www.fjc.gov
The National Center for State Courts (NCSC)
The NCSC provides consulting, training, research and evaluation to court systems throughout the United States and throughout the world. It acts as an information clearinghouse in relation to all areas of judicial administration. NCSC’s Board consists of state court appellate and trial judges, court managers from all levels and jurisdictions of State courts, attorneys, and court users.
www.ncsconline.org
The Subordinate Courts of Singapore
The Subordinate Courts have a broad jurisdiction that encompasses civil and criminal matters, family law, and juvenile justice. The Subordinate Courts have a long-standing commitment toward the reform of judicial administration, with particular emphasis on the international community and on the use of technology.
http://app.subcourts.gov.sg
In addition, assistance in developing this Framework was provided by:
The European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ)
Composed of experts from all of the member States of the Council of Europe, CEPEJ’s tasks include identifying difficulties facing judicial systems in general, defining concrete ways of improving the functions of judicial systems, and evaluating their results for general consumption.
www.coe.int/cepej
Spring Singapore
Spring Singapore is a public body concerned with the betterment of enterprise of all kinds. The organisation focuses on quality and the enhancement of productivity in both the private and public sectors.
www.spring.gov.sg
The World Bank
The World Bank has 185 member countries. Within its broad mission of alleviating poverty worldwide, one significant area of interest is governance reform. Contributing to its work in this area is a multi-disciplinary staff that includes economists, public policy experts, and social scientists.
www.worldbank.org |
