Historical development and modern structure of judicial system of Germany
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https://doi.org/10.21564/2414-990x.134.76912Keywords:
the judicial power, judicial system, judicial reform, court, the status of judges, judicial system of GermanyAbstract
In article are analyzed the history of development and formation of modern structure of judicial system of Federal Republic Germany, the factors which have affected kinds of specialisation of courts of Germany, an order of interaction of courts with other state bodies. The historical stages of development in German law and their influence on the formation of the judicial system and the types of ships on Our projects today.Paid the attention to mechanisms of reduction of judicial system of Germany in conformity to uniform European standards and possibility of application of positive experience of the country during judicial reform in Ukraine.
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