Croatia Reports Fewer Unresolved Court Cases as Judicial System Ages
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Croatia's court system showed improvement in 2025 with a reduction in unresolved legal cases, according to new judicial statistics. The country's courts at all levels employed 1,674 judges during the year, representing the judicial workforce handling the nation's legal proceedings. However, the data reveals a continuing demographic challenge within Croatia's judiciary, with the average age of judges steadily increasing. This aging trend in the judicial workforce could pose long-term concerns for the sustainability and efficiency of Croatia's court system, even as case backlogs show signs of improvement.