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EU's top court tells Poland to suspend judicial disciplinary body

"We'll be considering different variants of how to respond to the Court of Justice of the European Union's ruling with regard to the scope it was issued in," PAP was told by Polish Deputy Justice Minister Anna Dalkowska on Wednesday. Piotr Nowak/PAP

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) obliged Poland on Wednesday to immediately suspend the Disciplinary Chamber of the Supreme Court that was set up by the ruling coalition to take disciplinary measures against judges.

Polish Senate speaker meets EC officials over controversial bill

Senate Speaker Tomasz Grodzki in Brussels on Wednesday met with European Commission (EC) Vice President Vera Jourova and EU Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders to discuss Poland's latest judiciary bill that introduces disciplinary measures on judges.

Supreme Court declares election results valid

The Polish Supreme Court's Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs Chamber recognised the election results of October 13 as valid on Monday.

PM criticises Supreme Court head's non-adjudication appeal

PM Mateusz Morawiecki in a Thursday-published interview for PAP criticised Supreme Court (SN) head Malgorzata Gersdorf's recent appeal to judges of her court's contested Disciplinary Chamber to refrain from adjudicating.

Some judges manipulate CJEU ruling, Polish PM says

A part of the judicial community is disappointed with the Court of Justice of the European Union's (CJEU) recent ruling as they try to persuade the public that the CJEU has challenged the legality of the National Council of the Judiciary of Poland (KRS), PM Mateusz Morawiecki said in an interview with PAP.

EU Supreme Court to decide on independence of Disciplinary Chamber

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) on Tuesday said it is the Supreme Court which must ascertain whether the new Disciplinary Chamber is independent, in order to determine whether that chamber has jurisdiction to rule on cases where judges of the Supreme Court have been retired.

No formal procedure against Poland over Supreme Court law

The European Commission (EC) has not made a formal decision to launch the EU law infringement procedure against Poland over the country's Supreme Court reform, EC President Jean-Claude Juncker said after an EU summit in Brussels on Friday.

I hope new Supreme Court finds public acclaim - president

I trust the new Supreme Court judges will be perceived as an elite by the people and not only by themselves, President Andrzej Duda said at a Monday meeting with voters in Strzelin, south-western Poland.

Amended Supreme Court and common court laws take effect

Amended laws on the Supreme Court (SN) and common court system introducing changes to the extraordinary appeal and court assessors' appointment proceedings came into force on Saturday

President signs amended Supreme Court regulations into law

President Andrzej Duda has signed into law a draft amendment to the law on the Supreme Court (SN) under which extraordinary appeals against court verdicts to the Supreme Court will be filed only by the Prosecutor General and the National Ombudsman.

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