CJEU Rules Czech Republic Violates EU Law on Lawyer Access for Suspects

The Court of Justice of the EU sided with the European Commission, finding that Czech law permits interrogation of suspects without a lawyer, breaching EU directives. This follows a similar ruling against Hungary, indicating a broader pattern of non-compliance in the region. The decision obliges the Czech Republic to amend its legal framework, with potential implications for judicial cooperation and rule-of-law assessments.

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