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Materials in English

There are times when history goves us a choice, write Polish NGOs to President Andrzej Duda

Dear Mr. President, In the coming few hours, you will receive applications for appointing political judges of the Supreme Court. Participation in these nominations will mark the start of Poland’s actual exit from the European Union. Pol-exit in the centenary of Independence will destroy the efforts and sacrifices of generations of Poles

The position of the Association of Judges „Themis” on the Supreme Court request for a CJEU preliminary ruling of 2 August 2018

The Association of Judges, “Themis”, fully supports the position of the Supreme Court of 2 August 2018 contained in the order in the case of case reference III UZP 0004/18. In this order, the Supreme Court submitted enquiries to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) for a preliminary ruling

Resolution 1 of the Meeting of the Judges of the Court of Appeal in Kraków

Resolution 1 of the Meeting of the Judges of the Court of Appeal in Kraków passed on 28 May 2018 Further to the information on the unlawful acts of a repressive nature, to which the former President of the Court of Appeal in Kraków, Krzysztof Sobierajski, was subjected at

Resolution 1 of the Meeting of Judges of the Regional Court in Słupsk of 10 July 2018

Resolution 1 of the Meeting of Judges of the Regional Court in Słupsk of 10 July 2018 We, Judges of the Regional Court in Słupsk, concerned about the sovereignty of the courts and the independence of the judges, with respect for the separation of powers and the balancing of

of 1 March 2018 by the Meeting of Representatives of Judges in Gdańsk Appeal District on election of members to the National Council of the Judiciary

Resolution No 2 of 1 March 2018 by the Meeting of Representatives of Judges in Gdańsk Appeal District on election of members to the National Council of the Judiciary The judges attending the Meeting of Representatives of Judges in the Gdańsk Appeal District express their categorical protest against the method