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A prosecutor entered the National Council of the Judiciary ( KRS ) headquarters unannounced on Wednesday morning .
The state body tasked with nominating judges is at the heart of a rule-of-law dispute between the current government and its Law and Justice ( PiS ) predecessor.
The KRS announced that a prosecutor accompanied by police had entered their building unannounced and was demanding access to documentation belonging to judicial disciplinary officers.
The situation has resulted in a standoff, with the head of the KRS saying she does not give permission for the police and prosecutors to enter the premises .
Polish and European court rulings have found the KRS to no longer be a legitimate body as a result of PiS ’s reforms.
That, in turn, has called into question the validity of the thousands of judges appointed through it after those reforms.
When PiS lost power in December 2023 , the new coalition government pledged to depoliticise’ it.
In April , its parliamentary majority approved legislation to undo the reforms.
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