23. According to the Law on Courts, the independence of judges is ensured by:(a) Statutory procedures for their election, appointment and termination of office;(b) Their immunity;(c) Strict procedures for the administration of justice;(d) Secrecy of the judges’ conference before the delivery of a judgment andrestraint of disclosure of the respective confidential information;(e) Liability for contempt of court or interfering with judicial proceedings, orviolation of judicial immunity;(f) An adequate level of material and social security provided to judges by theState in accordance with their high social status (art. 67).
23. According to the Law on Courts, the independence of judges is ensured by: (a) Statutory procedures for their election, appointment and termination of office; (b) Their immunity; (c) Strict procedures for the administration of justice; (d) Secrecy of the judges’ conference before the delivery of a judgment and restraint of disclosure of the respective confidential information; (e) Liability for contempt of court or interfering with judicial proceedings, or violation of judicial immunity; (f) An adequate level of material and social security provided to judges by the State in accordance with their high social status (art. 67).