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Prior to 1989 each of the ten candidate states investigated in this book had a judiciary politically subordinated to the government and the ruling Communist party. In spite of the impressive progress achieved in reforming the court systems, the accession to the European Union requires more complete guarantees of judicial independence. The country reports contained in this volume highlight the advances made in each state in this respect.