The European Union has released its 2018 Justice Scoreboard, which measures the judicial systems of its member countries against several broad measures of efficiency, judicial quality, and judicial independence. Key to the scorecard is the perception of justice among each country’s citizens; Croatia and Bulgaria did especially poorly in this area.
The full report can be found here. I may have more to say about the methodology and scoring after I have had a chance to digest the entire report.
The Interdependent Third Branch 