More than 65% believe ‘lawfare’ exists in Spain.
A survey found that most Spaniards believe ‘lawfare’ is happening in their country. Judges agree that people are worried about the justice system. Both left and right judges think this is a problem.
The study, conducted by Instituto 40dB, revealed that 65.4% of Spaniards believe ‘lawfare’ is present in the Spanish legal system. This belief is connected to concerns about how slowly the courts work and whether they are independent. People feel that decisions about politics are not fair. The study also noted distrust in the judicial system because of corruption scandals. Judges and magistrates acknowledge public concern about the use of legal action for political motives.
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Highlights
High Public Belief in ‘Lawfare’
Over 65% of Spaniards believe ‘lawfare’ is happening in the country.
Instituto 40dB Study Findings
A study by Instituto 40dB found 65.4% of Spaniards believe ‘lawfare’ exists.
Distrust of the Judicial System
Most people find the judicial system too slow and lacking independence.
Concerns About Fairness
People believe judicial decisions on political matters are unfair.
Link to Corruption Scandals
Public distrust is linked to ongoing corruption scandals.