The present paper is a general comparative retrospective on the institution of the Judicial Inspection in some European countries: the Republic of Moldova, Romania and Belgium. The goal of the related information is to reflect both the performances and the vulnerabilities of the legal framework regulating the organisation and functioning of the inspection entities in the legal systems where inspection services exist. At the same time, it is of a great importance to identify the best mechanisms of providing specialized controls in such specific areas as the activity of courts and magistrates and, finally, to improve them in the national system of law, after adjusting to our democratic traditions.
