JUDICIAL ACCOUNTABILITY THROUGH PERFORMANCE AUDIT: THE CASE OF UZBEKISTAN
Abstract
This article argues for a shift from traditional judicial inspection to Performance Auditing in Uzbekistan’s courts. It analyzes the need for robust internal governance to enhance efficiency, quality, and accountability in justice administration. The research proposes organizational-legal frameworks for establishing an independent internal oversight body focused on systemic performance improvement.
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