Prosecutor's office reform thrown in the trash. Prosecutors' union criticizes the project

The proposed reform of the prosecutor's office in Poland has been criticized by the Prosecutors' Union, which argues it will politicize the role of the Attorney General and undermine the independence of prosecutors. Key concerns include the method of selecting the Attorney General, which could lead to political influence, and the restructuring that may degrade many prosecutors' positions. The union also opposes the introduction of a uniform status for prosecutors and periodic evaluations, fearing these changes will destabilize their employment and discourage effective prosecution. Overall, the union believes the reform lacks measures to genuinely improve the prosecutor's office.