Vulnerabilities in the Judiciary

Wil van der SchansWil van der Schans• 2n• 2nd editor - Compiler Pointer Radio - KRO-NCRV at KRO-NCRV editor - Compiler Pointer Radio - KRO-NCRV at KRO-NCRV2 months • 2 months •Follow How firmly anchored is our rule of law? Using the examples of Poland and Hungary, we investigated at #Pointer the vulnerabilities in the Dutch system. And there appear to be more vulnerabilities than you would expect. Appointments to the Supreme Court are susceptible to political influence and the Council for the Judiciary, which includes all courts and courts, is also susceptible to political control. Experts indicate that there is a strong top-down structure, which puts the independent at risk. Listen and read back, and tip us for follow-up stories! https://pointer.kro-ncrv.nl/oud-president-hoge-raad-bezorgd-over-de-rechtstaathttps://pointer.kro-ncrv.nl/oud-president-hoge-raad-bezorgd-over-de-rechtstaat

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