The enforcement system in Georgia and the current challenges

Abstract

This study examines the role of enforcement in the context of the Georgian judiciary’s history, including its stages of development and current issues. When discussing the justice system, it is critical to focus not just on the court’s ruling but also on the enforcement phase. Fair enforcement in a timely manner is crucial to the successful functioning of the system, which is manifested first and foremost in the fairness and transparency of the process. The existence of a judicial system is inextricably linked to the successful enforcement of judgements. The goal of enforcement, its evolution, and a private bailiff institute are discussed in this study. The article responds to whether Georgia’s existing system is in line with international standards.