German criminal trials slow to crawl, eroding public trust in judiciary

Criminal proceedings in Germany are increasingly protracted, with each delay undermining confidence in the justice system. The FAZ argues that piecemeal reforms are inadequate and a comprehensive overhaul is required. The piece reflects growing institutional strain, though it is an opinion-led analysis rather than a report of a specific event.

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