Poland's KSSiP head criticizes unjustified delays in judicial appointments

Piotr Girdwoyń, director of Poland's National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution (KSSiP), publicly criticized the slow pace of judicial appointments, arguing that delays without justification harm merit, law, and economy by preventing new judges from reducing court backlogs. This is a notable internal critique of the Polish judicial appointment process, which has been a contentious issue in EU-Poland rule-of-law disputes. The statement signals potential friction within the judicial system but does not indicate immediate policy change.