Polish top court head wants gov't to backtrack on disciplinary regime

The head of Poland's Supreme Court has requested the president, prime minister and parliament speakers to amend the country's new disciplinary system for judges in order to end the current conflict with the EU. Malgorzata Manowska, the first president of the court, has asked President Andrzej Duda to consider putting forward a relevant bill that would allow for "efficient and doubt-free" operation of Poland's disciplinary regime.