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The rule of law in Poland Actions by EU institutions and unaddressed recommendations of the European Commission

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6 March 2019

The rule of law in Poland Actions by EU institutions and unaddressed recommendations of the European Commission

Provisions subordinating the judiciary to the executive (including disciplinary proceedings against judges), which are completely incompatible with European standards, are still in place.

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