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ZAGREB, 10 Sept (Hina) - A public opinion survey on Croatia's judiciary, commissioned by the Miko Tripalo Center for Democracy and Law, has confirmed a low level of trust among Croatian citizens in the judiciary, with results showing that only 1.2 percent of citizens have complete trust in it.
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