Romanian Judiciary: Fighting the Software that Fights Corruption
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September 16, 2011
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In Romania, a long chain of setbacks shows the judiciary has little interest in working with software designed to prevent manipulation in the distribution of cases among the judges. Reporter Adrian Adrian Mogoş tells the story, which started in 2008 and seems far from reaching a happy ending, despite clear evidence that manipulation happens in Romanian courts.
The story is part of The Corruption Notebooks, from the Global Integrity Report: 2010.
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