Judicial “Reform” in Poland: The President’s Bills are as Unconstitutional as the Ones he Vetoed
Sadurski, Wojciech
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2017
Verfassungsblog
2017-11-28
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Five months ago, the Polish President Duda vetoed the PiS laws on the judiciary as unconstitutional. Currently, the President and the PiS are negotiating about a solution to this conflict. But make no mistake: The Presidential vetoes have not triggered any new proposals which would be qualitatively better in terms of consistency with the Constitution than the initial PiS bills that he vetoed. Both the PiS and the President’s proposals are glaringly unconstitutional, though in different ways.
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Sadurski, Wojciech
Autocratic Legalism
judicial independence
Polish Constitutional Tribunal
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