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Polish Government Proposes Easing Judge Service After 65 and Limiting Delegations
The Polish government is proposing amendments to the law on the organization of common courts, aiming to make it easier for judges to serve after the age of 65 and to regulate non-judicial delegations, including those to the Ministry of Justice.
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