Polish President Karol Nawrocki returned in the middle of the night from Senegal and headed to the Constitutional Court in Warsaw, where physical altercations occurred between the police, his security detail, and judges, which is a consequence of the escalating dispute over the management of the court. #Polska #KarolNawrocki #ustavnoSodišče (translated)
The President of the Supreme Court, Damjan Orož, emphasized that the Slovenian judiciary is preparing for significant changes; however, he disagrees with the diminishing importance of the rule of law and warns of the need to understand the difference between the independence and irresponsibility of judges. #Slovenija #sodstvo #pravnaDržava (translated)
Messages from the company Sinokor on WhatsApp have caused an incredible increase in oil transportation prices due to the war with Iran, as tanker rental prices have increased by more than 1600 percent, which has affected the global oil market and led to legal proceedings regarding disputed pricing. #nafta #tankerji #Sinokor (translated)
After his defeat in the presidential elections, Brazilian senator Flavio Bolsonaro was ordered by a Supreme Court judge to return his passport and prohibited from leaving Brazil, which is related to a money laundering investigation. #Bolsonaro #volitve #Brazilija (translated)
Bojan Požar accused Urška Klakočar Zupančič of having ended her judicial career at the lowest level, as a district judge, and politically, according to him, she did not succeed after one term in parliament. He wrote that he had been acquitted in the matter under consideration and that Hakl and Todorović, the then owners of Večer, had filed three criminal charges against him, which they lost in a final judgment. Požar also mentioned that the Supreme Court annulled the decision of Gabrijel Horvat and two other judges, one of whom was a judge, as illegal. He noted that Horvat admitted the mistake before the Judicial Council. Klakočar Zupančič also accused him of discrediting and primitive posts on Facebook and added that voters had already expressed their opinion and sent her out of parliament. #sodstvo #politika #pravica (translated)
Žiga Turk expressed outrage at the decision of the Constitutional Court, which he understood as a further distancing of Slovenia from capitalism and a free market economy. He stated that the court assessed that the interference with the contractual freedom of employers is justified by the public interest related to the protection of workers and the improvement of their social position. Turk argued that the court, in its assessment of mandatory Christmas bonuses, compared the benefits to employees with an abstract limitation of contractual freedom of employers, without also considering whether the money would benefit companies for further investments. He estimated that the decision undermines the trust of domestic and foreign investors in the safety of property in Slovenia, as in his opinion, politically appointed judges could decide who should receive the money. #Slovenija #kapitalizem #gospodarstvo (translated)
Sebastjan Jeretič, director of Ukom, expressed his belief in the necessity of democratic deratization of the judiciary after the rejection of the candidate for the Supreme Court judge, which drew warnings from the Judicial Council about the importance of respecting all branches of power and irregularities in his rhetoric. #sodstvo #demokracija #odgovornost (translated)
Vasja noted that salaries in the public sector were on average 500 euros higher after the increase than in the private sector, while in the state sector they were higher by 600 euros. He then wondered who would choose to work in the private sector with such a difference and whether the waiting times for healthcare services, court proceedings, and building permits, as well as the quality of education, improved after the salary increases. He attributed the salary increases to the "best manager ever." #plače #javnisektor #zasebnisektor (translated)
Klemen Jaklič wrote that the judicial council will be able to appoint any judge in two months, including the one that has already been discussed. He stated that a law would come into effect in January, which the previous government used to remove the National Assembly's approval of Supreme Court judges. He added that the recipients have all options for action available and urged the profession and citizens to monitor the developments. #pravosodje #sodniki #državljani (translated)
Highlighting the danger of political influence on independent institutions is at the forefront following the rejection of the proposal to appoint Boris Gabriel Hrovat as the Supreme Court judge. #Slovenija #KapitalskiTrgi #NeodvisneInstitucije (translated)
Ciril noted that the group he derogatorily referred to as Kučan's mafia failed to appoint another of its loyal candidates to the Supreme Court. He believed that a person with a controversial reputation should not become a Supreme Court judge, while attributing a statement to Andreja Katič, a member of the SD party, claiming that it is about undermining the foundations of democracy. He added that such a reaction is typical of the left and accused the candidate of violating human rights. He questioned how many controversial people are already on the Supreme Court and also criticized the composition of the Constitutional Court. #demokracija #sodstvo #Slovenija (translated)
Bojan Požar noted that higher judge Gabrijel Horvat was not elected as a supreme judge today in the National Assembly. According to him, other judges were confirmed and appointed, but not as supreme judges. https://t.co/0Lhn3YfRZp #sodstvo #izbori #pravosodje (translated)
The online portal e-maribor.si reported that the National Assembly rejected the consent for the Supreme Court judge, while Lena Grgurevič's response was described as an imminent outburst. https://t.co/WWHj8Zy0AQ #sodstvo #politika #Slovenija (translated)
The National Assembly rejected the appointment of Boris Gabriel Hrovat as the Supreme Court judge, which raised concerns about the independence of the judiciary and the professionalism of decision-making. #sodstvo #neodvisnost #Hrovat (translated)
DZ rejected the candidate for the Supreme Court, while the judicial council notes that the deputies did not provide reasons for their decision. #Sodstvo #SodniSvet #Poslanci (translated)
BrutusReloaded sarcastically wrote that the Judicial Council could appoint Supreme Court judges on its own, and the National Assembly should not oppose it. He described the Judicial Council as privileged, while the National Assembly was viewed as the expression of the will of the people. He added that people can pay, but they do not have the right to decide, and he strongly opposed such an arrangement. https://t.co/c5NdYuyAgg #sodstvo #pravosodje #demokracija (translated)
Samo Vesel, referring to the reporting of Radio Slovenia, wrote that the investigating judge released one of the two alleged entrepreneurs, who were supposed to have organized an illegal cigarette factory, after questioning. According to him, the other one was not detained because he had already fled. He labeled Slovenia a "banana republic." https://t.co/9qciJ3grcw #Romunija #Slovenija #krijenje (translated)
The judicial council unanimously supported the candidacy of judge Boris Gabrijel Hrovat for the supreme judge, despite the illegal detention of journalist Bojan Požar. #sodniki #BojanPožar #VrhovnoSodišče (translated)
Klemen Jaklič pointed out, regarding the proposal that regular judges in the National Assembly be elected by a two-thirds majority, the public justification for this solution from 2023. He mentioned judges Deisinger, Petrič, Zobec, Svetlič, Šorli, himself, and many others as its supporters. He wrote that they misunderstood the proposal at the time and even eliminated the elections for Supreme Court judges. https://t.co/RSv3sV0ts0 #sodstvo #volitve #pravosodje (translated)
Klemen Jaklič sarcastically wrote that the problem of corruption no longer exists, as the judicial council is supposed to have fixed it. He added that the one responsible for the appointment is the one who makes the appointment, not the one who fails to make it. https://t.co/jYIw7aWXht #korupcija #pravosodje #odgovornost (translated)
