The EU is faced with a Member State where all of its top courts are now unlawfully composed; where every single judicial appointment procedure since 2018 is inherently defective due to the involvement of an unconstitutional body; and where core EU and ECHR requirements relating to effective judicial protection and the fundamental right to an independent court established by law have been held “unconstitutional” in 2021 and 2022 by the body masquerading as Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal.</p
On 11 of August 2016 the Polish Constitutional Tribunal (“Tribunal”) decided case K 39/16 in which i...
How should Polish judges respond, now that the Constitutional Court is being used in the day-to-day ...
The LM case offered first proof of the expected disruptions to judicial cooperation between EU Membe...
To reinstate what amounts to a “Soviet-style justice system”, Polish authorities have repeatedly and...
One of the most concrete but also problematic aspects of what may be labelled ‘rule of law backslidi...
A constitutional crisis? A coup d’état? Whatever it is Poland is going through right now, the consti...
Many Eastern European states have seen their once glorious constitutional courts politically delegit...
The Polish judiciary is split apart. One part adheres to the ruling of the Court of Justice of the E...
In June, the European Court of Justice is to decide whether, despite massive legislative changes, th...
The current attack on the Polish Constitutional Court is unprecedented in scope, cold efficiency and...
The Polish justice minister and Prosecutor-General Zbigniew Ziobro has asked the Constitutional Cour...
Published online: 12 November 2018The LM case offered first proof of the expected disruptions to jud...
Immediately after the governing Law and Justice party in Poland established its control over the Con...
Published online: October 2021On 7 October 2021 the Polish Constitutional Court delivered its judgme...
The Białowieża case was first and foremost an environmental catastrophe, perpetrated for the sake of...
On 11 of August 2016 the Polish Constitutional Tribunal (“Tribunal”) decided case K 39/16 in which i...
How should Polish judges respond, now that the Constitutional Court is being used in the day-to-day ...
The LM case offered first proof of the expected disruptions to judicial cooperation between EU Membe...
To reinstate what amounts to a “Soviet-style justice system”, Polish authorities have repeatedly and...
One of the most concrete but also problematic aspects of what may be labelled ‘rule of law backslidi...
A constitutional crisis? A coup d’état? Whatever it is Poland is going through right now, the consti...
Many Eastern European states have seen their once glorious constitutional courts politically delegit...
The Polish judiciary is split apart. One part adheres to the ruling of the Court of Justice of the E...
In June, the European Court of Justice is to decide whether, despite massive legislative changes, th...
The current attack on the Polish Constitutional Court is unprecedented in scope, cold efficiency and...
The Polish justice minister and Prosecutor-General Zbigniew Ziobro has asked the Constitutional Cour...
Published online: 12 November 2018The LM case offered first proof of the expected disruptions to jud...
Immediately after the governing Law and Justice party in Poland established its control over the Con...
Published online: October 2021On 7 October 2021 the Polish Constitutional Court delivered its judgme...
The Białowieża case was first and foremost an environmental catastrophe, perpetrated for the sake of...
On 11 of August 2016 the Polish Constitutional Tribunal (“Tribunal”) decided case K 39/16 in which i...
How should Polish judges respond, now that the Constitutional Court is being used in the day-to-day ...
The LM case offered first proof of the expected disruptions to judicial cooperation between EU Membe...