President 2027: Édouard Philippe Wants to "Prohibit" Magistrates the Right to Unionize
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The presidential candidate Horizons wants to prohibit the possibility of unionizing in the judiciary, taking on an idea of the far right.
The candidate Horizons considers that "it is necessary to be impartial when one is a judge." Such a proposal, which so far was the prerogative of parliamentarians such as Eric Ciotti or members of the National Rally, would be contrary to the Constitution.
Candidate Horizons for the Elysée also proposes to recruit magistrates "otherwise" than by the National School of the Judiciary, to "diversify careers and profiles".
Six months before the presidential election, La Croix décortique various measures proposed by the candidates. The one aimed at "prohibiting" magistrates the right to unionize, formulated on Thursday 12 November by candidate Horizons, made a debate among the jurists.
Édouard Philippe wants to prohibit magistrates from syndicated to guarantee their impartiality. The candidate of Horizons defended the measure on Thursday on franceinfo, taking the military as an example, as the elections to the Supreme Council of the Judiciary approached.
Edouard Philippe wants them to be "responsible". Bruno Retailleau finds their existence even "abnormal". Jordan Bardella, who is ashamed of nothing, draws the "ethics" to end their so-called politicization. The great word is dropped: impartiality. Mascarade. The real objective is a pure and simple step forward. The right and the far right make fun of justice...
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