On the Issue of Increasing Public Confidence in the Judicial System

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Assessment reveals internal issues undermine public trust in Kazakhstan's judicial system, indicating need for reforms.

Public confidence in the judicial system is crucial for effective justice administration, with current levels deemed insufficient.
Judicial practice in Kazakhstan reveals systemic pressure on judges, affecting their decision-making processes and ethics.
Administrative levers, including evaluations and disciplinary actions, create an environment that incentivizes biased decisions by judges in court cases, eroding justice integrity. The need for reforms includes careful personnel selection and eliminating punitive measures for amended decisions.

Serik Seitovich Karzhaubaev (2024) studied this question.

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