Polish Justice Ministry to Address Shortage of Lay Judges in Courts

With over 100 courts lacking lay judge councils due to a shortage of members, Poland's Ministry of Justice plans to reduce the number of individuals required to form these councils to ensure their efficiency and transparency.

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rzeczpospolitaPolish57d ago

Rady ławnicze mają być sprawne i transparentne

W ponad 100 sądach z braku ławników nie ma rad ławniczych. Resort sprawiedliwości obniży liczbę członków potrzebnych do ich utworzenia.

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Polish Justice Ministry to Address Shortage of Lay Judges in Courts

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Rady ławnicze mają być sprawne i transparentne

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