Table 1
Dimensions of judicial governance.
| I. Regulatory | Competences related to establishment, abolition, or changes in the jurisdiction and procedural rules of a court |
| II. Administrative | Composition of a court (setting the number of judges, panels and their composition), work schedules, case assignment |
| III. Personal | Selection and (re)appointment of judges, promotions, removals and transfers of judges (permanent and temporary), disciplining of judges, civil and criminal prosecution, evaluations of judges |
| IV. Financial | Size of a court’s budget, salaries of judges |
| V. Educational | Compulsory education (plan and structure) and further training and education of judges |
| VI. Informational | Publication of rulings, recordings of trials, annual reports, case assignment, disclosure of judges’ property, political affiliation and some personal information |
| VII. Digital | Placement of servers with online data |
| VIII. Ethical | Preparation and interpretation of the code of conduct, off-bench activities of judges, communication with media |
| Table 1 Šipulova et al. Judicial Self-Governance index. | |
