Tag: judcial independence
Judge Żurek: the authorities will try to bribe and intimidate the judges. But this won’t work
‘The authorities will try to use the carrot-and-stick method: a stick for those judges who are fighting for the rule of law, and a carrot for those they try to persuade over to them,’ believes Judge Waldemar Żurek. We discuss scenarios of further changes in courts and judges’ reactions to them
The ‘good change’ is going for the Supreme Administrative Court
The current authority will have increasingly greater control over the Supreme Administrative Court, which is at the same level of importance as the Supreme Court. This is because judges and lawyers who have decided to cooperate with the authorities and Minister Ziobro’s ministry are applying for positions in that court.
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23.10.2024
Civil Partnerships. Kotula: PSL Colleagues, Read the Bill and Stop Making Politics Out of People’s Suffering
23.10.2024
The Ombudsman Appeals to Donald Tusk to Consider the Venice Commission’s Opinion in Judicial Reforms
18.10.2024
The Government Published the Migration Strategy, Adding a Clause on “Parliamentary Oversight”
17.10.2024
A Year After the Elections: Bodnar Initiates Accountability and Judicial Reforms, Unlocks EU Funds, But Neo-KRS Remains
13.10.2024
The Venice Commission has issued an opinion on the Polish judiciary.
08.10.2024