The conflict over the Polish disciplinary regime for judges – An acid test for 
judicial independence, Union values and the primacy of EU law: Commission v. 
Poland

Spieker, Luke Dimitrios

doi:10.54648/cola2022052

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The conflict over the Polish disciplinary regime for judges – An acid test for judicial independence, Union values and the primacy of EU law: Commission v. Poland

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Spieker, Luke Dimitrios
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Spieker, L. D. (2022). The conflict over the Polish disciplinary regime for judges – An acid test for judicial independence, Union values and the primacy of EU law: Commission v. Poland. Common Market Law Review, 59(3), 777-812. doi:10.54648/cola2022052.

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