Judicial Union: Transferring Prosecutors to Higher Courts Contradicts European Standards

The Judicial Union has stated that the High Council of Prosecutors' decision to transfer a significant number of prosecutors from basic to higher public prosecutor's offices is inconsistent with European standards. The union argues that this move potentially violates opinions issued by the Venice Commission. The decision raises concerns about the proper functioning of the judicial system and adherence to established legal principles. The Judicial Union emphasizes the importance of aligning national practices with European norms to ensure judicial independence and efficiency. The council's move is seen as potentially undermining the integrity of the prosecution service. Further scrutiny of this decision is expected.

The Judicial Union argues that transferring prosecutors to higher courts violates European standards and potentially contradicts Venice Commission opinions.