Implementation of the Constitutional Principle of Independence of the Judiciary in Determination of Judicial Administration Purposes

This article is about how the goals of court management are determined inside and outside the judicial system. The idea of the article is that the goals of judicial management affect the implementation of the constitutional principle of judicial independence. It is shown that the goals of judicial management have a connection with the subjects who establish them. It is noted that the goals are related to the reality of achievement and how the actual goals correspond to the stated goals. The article substantiates that the criteria for evaluating the result of judicial management are important when the goals of the development of the judicial system are set.