What is a state of permanent agitation, and what can the judiciary do about this? Civil disobedience? When the capital development of a country becomes a by-product of the activities of a casino, the job is likely to be ill-done. — John M. Keynes
A likely consequence will be the paralysis of the judiciary apparatus by simply refusing to do work which should be done by specialized personnel such as court clerks. In fact, the continuous cuts and prevention of hiring personnel has created a situation in which judges are forced to do routine work which is not of their competence.
The very grave dysfunctional situation within the judiciary offices and the duress judges undergo at work imposes an incisive commitment to protest and denunciation: to this end ANM has deliberated to adopt initiatives with the scope of informing public opinion of the grave situation in which the judiciary finds itself and emphasis proposals capable of providing answers to the needs of justice.
