Aspecte generale privind utilitatea convenţiei judecătorilor din Europa de est în contextul jurisprudenţei CEDO
General convention on the usefulness of judges from Eastern Europe in the context of ECHR jurisprudence

Summary/Abstract: The Convention of judges from Eastern Europe became relevant in a few years after the fall of dictatorships or communist, around 1990. Critics against European Court is rather the reverse: it is often very difficult to draw general conclusions from the decisions issued by this court, as the European Court usually studied in depth the circumstances of a case. Even while investigating in detail a particular case, the European Court nevertheless considers that the national authorities are better placed than an international court to evaluate local conditions and the need to take specific measures

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