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Iustitia Association of Polish Judges answers to the White Paper prepared by the Polish government

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19 March 2018

Iustitia Association of Polish Judges answers to the White Paper prepared by the Polish government

This response to the White Paper compendium presented by the Government of the Republic of Poland to the European Commission was prepared by the Polish Judges Association “Iustitia”, together with a team of experts, in order to present a realistic picture of the reforms of the Polish justice system, which have been made in Poland over the last two years.

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