Austrian Judges Share Experience with Slovenian Colleagues

Brdo pri Kranju, 3 April - The Justice Ministry staged a conference on the judicial system in Austria on Monday, with Austrian representatives presenting some of their solutions to the problems currently plaguing the judiciary in Slovenia.

Brdo pri Kranju. Conference on the judicial system in Austria aimed at tackling problems currently plaguing the judiciary in Slovenia. Left to right: Klagenfurt Provincial Court Judge Janko Ferk, Klagenfurt Provincial Court Vice-President, Klagenfurt Provincial Court President Reinhard Schmoliner, Slovenian Justice Minister Lovro Sturm, Slovenian Supreme Court President Franc Testen and Justice Ministry Secretary Robert Marolt. Photo: Domen Grögl/STA

Brdo pri Kranju.
Conference on the judicial system in Austria aimed at tackling problems currently plaguing the judiciary in Slovenia.
Left to right: Klagenfurt Provincial Court Judge Janko Ferk, Klagenfurt Provincial Court Vice-President,
Klagenfurt Provincial Court President Reinhard Schmoliner, Slovenian Justice Minister Lovro Sturm, Slovenian Supreme Court President Franc Testen and Justice Ministry Secretary Robert Marolt.
Photo: Domen Grögl/STA

Brdo pri Kranju. Conference on the judicial system in Austria aimed at tackling problems currently plaguing the judiciary in Slovenia. Klagenfurt Provincial Court President Reinhard Schmoliner (left), Slovenian Justice Minister Lovro Sturm (right). Photo: Domen Grögl/STA

Brdo pri Kranju.
Conference on the judicial system in Austria aimed at tackling problems currently plaguing the judiciary in Slovenia.
Klagenfurt Provincial Court President Reinhard Schmoliner (left), Slovenian Justice Minister Lovro Sturm (right).
Photo: Domen Grögl/STA

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