The former leader of the political party Sieť, Radoslav Procházka, has asked the government to withdraw his candidacy for a post at the European Court. "I ask you to withdraw the motion to appoint me as a European Union General Court judge," Procházka wrote to Prime Minister Robert Fico. "As this motion falls under the exclusive purview of the Slovak government, and I have no option to take it back or otherwise amend it, I am asking you or the government of the Slovak Republic to do so." The website pointed out that Procházka's bid for the post of Luxembourg judge was greenlighted by the cabinet on September 29, 2016. In early January, the Judicial Council received, via diplomatic channels, a negative statement on Procházka's nomination from the Council of the EU advisory body, TASR wrote.
Radoslav Procházka seeks to cancel EU judge nomination
26. 07. 2017 15:11 | News

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