Trust in the Rule of Law Comparative Results Report

This report presents the findings of the ARAG study on trust in the rule of law across various countries. It details the levels of trust in the rule of law, with Norway exhibiting the highest trust at 81% and Italy the lowest at 43%. The report includes survey results indicating perceptions of equality before the law and the effectiveness of legal representation in different countries. It highlights that legal insurance is viewed positively in Germany and the Netherlands. The report also discusses the prevalence of legal problems faced by individuals in the last decade, noting that over 21% of participants had encountered legal issues. Additionally, it addresses reasons why individuals may avoid legal proceedings, with high costs and emotional stress being significant factors. The report concludes by identifying lawyers as the primary source of assistance for legal problems, except in the Netherlands, where other organizations are more commonly consulted.