Warsaw, Poland: The head of the Court over Poland begged the president of the State and senior figures for changes in laws on disciplinary judges who have been criticized by the European Union.
Four letters were written for the officials by the First President of the Supreme Court, Judge Malgorzata Manowska, published on the Friday Court website.
The UE Justice court said earlier this month that the way Poland disciplined his judges to damage the independence of the justice and violate the UE law, because it was politicized.
Poland joined the European Union in 2004.
It told the Polish government, which compiled regulations, to immediately suspend the disciplinary body in the Supreme Court and introduce changes, under the threat of financial sanctions and others.
Adding a fight against the EU for the rules of legal and polish justice organizations, the government has ignored the command, for that reason it has the responsibility for the justice system.
In his letters to President Andrzej Duda, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, and to speakers from the two parliamentary spaces, the Manowska government loyalist appealed “quickly but first of all the changes well thought out of the law ” which would eliminate the lack of carrying Along with the European law.
Four points have the power to propose and impose legislation.
Manowska appealed them to protect “mutual goodness who is Poland” and said that Judicial disputes with the EU have paralyzed the disciplinary process.
Earlier this week, 47 Supreme Court judges, together with thousands of judges and other prosecutors, have signed an appeal for the government to heed the EU court decision and immediately suspend the disciplinary room.
Under the right-wing government that won power in 2015, Poland was in a dispute that intensified the EU when the government confirmed more political control over the justice system and state court.
The Polish Constitutional Court decided last week that the temporary commandment issued by the EU court on national justice was not knowledgeable.
One of them is an order for suspension of the body that disciplines high judges.
However, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said last week that he would not exclude the possible review of the discipline room, said it had not fulfilled all the expectations placed in it.
A number of critical judges for the government have been suspended based on procedures, but suspensions have been declared illegally by several lower trials, which question the disputed body authority disputed.