How the Czech Judiciary is Grappling with the Communist Past: Facing the Moral Consequences of “Doing One’s Job”

  The demand for justice was naturally very high in Czechoslovakia after 1989: people who had been persecuted by the communist regime expected moral, political, and financial compensations. But the judiciary was composed of judges who had been trained and appointed by the communist regime. In this context, it is not superfluous to examine what choices were made, and perhaps even more importantly, what choices were not made by the new judiciary and political power concerning this social demand for justice.

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