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EU’s top court says Polish rules on appointing judges violate EU law

By DW
16 November 2021   |   11:38 am
The EU has once again clashed with Poland over questions regarding the rule of law. The European Court of Justice has declared powers given to the justice minister to appoint judges to cases are against EU law.

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