[Opinion] Negative Views of Poland's Justice System Have Grown Under Tusk Government, Finds State Pollster
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Negative views of Poland's justice system have grown under Tusk government, finds state pollster
Keep our news free from ads and paywalls by making a donation to support our work! Notes from Poland is run by a small editorial team and is published by an independent, non-profit foundation that is funded through donations from our readers. We cannot do what we do without your support. The proportion of Poles who negatively assess their country’s justice system has increased under the current government, despite its promises to restore the rul…
A CBOS poll shows that over half of Poles have a negative view of the justice system. Respondents were able to provide reasons for this opinion.
More than half of Poles have a negative opinion of the justice system, according to a CBOS poll. Sluggishness, excessively long and untimely proceedings, a shortage of judges, and general disarray are just some of the problems of the "third power" cited by respondents.
As many as 61% of Poles have a negative opinion of the justice system, while only 26% give it a positive rating. Courts are operating at an increasingly slow pace, trust in judicial independence remains low, and all major political constituencies are critical of a system that has been consuming increasing amounts of money for years but failing to deliver justice to citizens in a timely manner. The article, "The Collapse of the Justice System in …
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