M. Rastoul
M. Rastoul is a prominent French magistrate known for his advocacy on judicial reform and addressing the challenges of an overburdened criminal justice system. Recently, he has voiced concerns over the escalating backlog of cases, stating that the judiciary is nearing a point where it may be unable to effectively conduct trials. As a participant in a working group that submitted recommendations to the Ministry of Justice, Rastoul emphasizes the need for both increased resources and a re-evaluation of organizational structures within the courts. He has proposed innovative solutions, including the inclusion of two qualified citizens as assessors in criminal courts to alleviate pressure on professional magistrates. His efforts reflect a growing urgency to reform the legal framework in light of persistent delays and inefficiencies in the judicial process.
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M. Rastoul has raised concerns about the congestion in the criminal justice system.
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