1708|JUSTICE BEFORE SPANISH PUBLIC OPINION (I)

— Opinion I would give to a foreign friend about the degree of compliance with the laws by the Spaniards. — Knowledge of the institution that prepares the laws in Spain. — Evaluation of the criminalisation in Spain of crime. — Responsibility of the various social agents in the punishment of criminals. — Equality of laws. — Social groups favored by laws. — Assessment of the appropriate punishments for each type of crime. — Opinion on whether the penalties established for crimes in our Penal Code are rather soft or rather harsh. — Degree of agreement with phrases on law enforcement and crime. — Opinion on whom the criminal laws apply in Spain. — Opinion on equal treatment in the application of criminal laws in Spain. — Image you have of the current figure of the judge in Spain. — Image that most people have of the figure of the judge, currently, in our country. — Definition that you would most like to characterise the Spanish judge. — Degree of trust in the judge. — Agreement with the impartiality of Spanish judges in lawsuits. — Opinion on whether a woman is in better or worse condition than a man to be a judge. — Personal preference for being judged by a man or woman. — Degree of agreement with different phrases on the functioning of justice. — Degree of agreement with sentences on attitudes to justice. — Attitude that I would adopt in the event of having a conflict with another person. — Attitude that I would adopt if justice were faster. — Attitude that I would adopt if the lawsuits were cheaper. — Degree of independence of the Spanish courts of justice. — Evolution of judicial independence since socialists rule. — Assessment of the current functioning of the courts of justice in Spain. — Retrospective assessment of the functioning of the courts (4-5 years). — Prospective assessment of the functioning of the courts after the reform of the Administration of Justice. — Scale of assessment (1-10) of the functioning of different courts in Spain. — Opinion on the sufficiency of means in the Administration of Justice. — What are the insufficient resources in the administration of justice. — Assessment of the functioning of the Administration of Justice in Spain. — Assessment of the functioning of the administration of justice in Spain compared to 1982. — Prospective assessment of the functioning of the administration of justice in Spain (2 or 3 years). — Approval of the policy of the central government in relation to the administration of justice. — Opinion on whether the people who are in charge of the Ministry of Justice are prepared and know what they bring in their hands. — Opinion on the government’s administration of money dedicated to the administration of justice. — Opinion on the sufficiency of economic means that the State devotes to the Administration of Justice. — Attitude towards the introduction of the jury trial in Spain. — Personal preference for judge or jury, for sentencing, in the case of being charged in a criminal trial. — More democratic system to determine guilt or innocence, judges or jury. — Opinion on whether the jury would be fairer than judges, more or less equal or less fair than judges. — Opinion on the greatest benevolence of a jury in front of the judges. — Phrase with which you agree more about whether the judges or jurors are the most fair in their decisions. — Personal attitude towards being part of a jury in a trial. — Predisposition to be part of a jury. — Participation or testimony in a trial or lawsuit of the person interviewed. — Assessment of the current situation of Spanish prisons. — Opinion on benevolence in the treatment of prisoners. — Degree of agreement with different opinions about Spanish prisons. — Positioning against the death penalty. — Crimes before which he believes the application of the death penalty is appropriate. — Knowledge of conscientious objection. — Degree of agreement with different phrases on conscientious objection. — Degree of agreement with different phrases about conscientious objectors. — Opinion on the duration of civilian services alternative to military service (objection of conscience). — Most important services where conscientious objectors can perform their substitute activities (2). — Ideological self-location scale (1-10). — Household income level. — Frequency of attendance at religious offices. — Intention to vote in supposed general elections. — Political party for which you feel more sympathy in the general elections. — I remember voting in the 1986 general election.