In 2024, the SCM reported the resolution of 2,466,703 cases, with a resolution rate of 98.30%, up from 2023.
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The Superior Council of the Magistracy announced that 2,466,703 cases were resolved in 2024, a significant increase from 2,077,809 in the previous year. The resolution rate reached 98.30%, an increase of 18.71% compared to 2023. In the courts of appeal, 140,564 cases were disposed of, and 406,629 in the courts of first instance. Courts of first instance disposed of 1,904,801 cases, 4.5% more than in 2023.
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Consiliul Superior al Magistraturii: 2.466.703 cauze soluţionate în anul 2024 / Rata de soluţionare, 98,30%, în creştere faţă de anul precedent / Situaţia pe diferite tipuri de instanţe
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Rata de soluționare a dosarelor în 2024 a fost de 98,30%, spune Consiliul Superior al Magistraturii
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