A Dutch court doubts the independence of the Polish judiciary.
Now the European Court of Justice is to clarify whether EU states have to obey arrest warrants from Poland.
The Polish judicial reform has preoccupied the European Court of Justice (ECJ) several times in recent years.
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18.08.2020 | Aktualisiert am 17.08.2020
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