The Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) has announced a set of measures to streamline the activity of the courts, considering the increase in workload and the personnel deficit in the judicial system. The deadline for consulting the courts and the National Union of Bar Associations of Romania (UNBR) is January 23, 2026, to identify the difficulties in standardizing judicial activity. By January 30, 2026, the analysis of the proposals for amending the legislation will be completed, and by February 27, 2026, the mechanism for standardizing the activity of judges will be finalized. The implementation of the measures is scheduled for March 2, 2026. CSM emphasizes the need to establish an optimal workload for judges and reduce excessive burdens to ensure an efficient and quality justice.
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CSM anunță măsuri pentru eficientizarea activităţii instanțelor de judecată. Când vor fi implementate
CSM iese din amorțire la început de an. Activitatea judecătorilor, organizată după noi reguli
CSM vrea să limiteze numărul de dosare repartizate zilnic judecătorilor. Noul mecanism de normare ar putea fi aplicat din martie 2026
Noi reguli în instanțe pentru normarea activității judiciare. CSM vrea să reducă supraaglomerarea începând cu martie 2026
CSM, demersuri pentru eficientizarea activității instanțelor
CSM vrea ca repartizarea dosarelor şi activitatea judecătorilor să se facă printr-un "mecanism de normare"
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