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At the Judicial Round Table Conference hosted by the NCSC in June 1993, it was generally agreed that although a growing consensus existed among the majority of judicial sector leaders in the Hemisphere that legal and judicial reforms were needed, greater national recognition of the need for reforms, and active support for them, would be an indispensable element to their eventually success.Participants at that Conference felt strongly that leadership for reform efforts must come from the justice sector itself, both to strengthen judicial independence and to help ensure consistency in implementation of the reforms themselves.Colaboration Inter-American Development Bank |
