Poland, different and distant?

MARTIN ELFMAN

The proposed law registered in the Congress of Deputies regarding the modification of the procedure for electing the so-called judicial members of the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) is being the subject of intense criticism in legal terms, read constitutional.

I do not propose to expand here on the problems of internal constitutionality that, if said proposal were to succeed, would haunt the resulting organic law.

In essence, I agree with what was argued by Manuel Aragón in these same pages ("The Constitution does not allow it").

It is of the other constitutionality, ...

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