Negative views of Poland’s justice system have grown under Tusk government, finds state pollster
A state pollster reports that sixty-one percent of Poles now have negative perceptions of the justice system. This trend has reportedly increased under the current Tusk government. The claims about the poll are not independently verified.
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Sixty-one percent of Poles have negative perceptions of the justice system
Negative views of Poland’s justice system have increased under the current Tusk government
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Who claims what
- —Sixty-one percent of Poles have negative perceptions of the justice system (per state pollster) — not independently verified
- —Negative views of Poland’s justice system have increased under the current Tusk government (per state pollster) — not independently verified
Our assessment
If the reported poll data is accurate, rising dissatisfaction with Poland's justice system may signal challenges for political and regulatory predictability in the near term.…
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