European Network of Councils for the Judiciary

Target entity: European Network of Councils for the Judiciary
Context triple: [National Council of the Judiciary of Poland, criticizedBy, European Network of Councils for the Judiciary]

• A. European Judicial Network
  The European Judicial Network is an EU-wide network that facilitates practical cooperation and information exchange between national judicial authorities in criminal matters.
• B. European Association of Councils of State and Supreme Administrative Jurisdictions
  The European Association of Councils of State and Supreme Administrative Jurisdictions is a European network that brings together the highest administrative courts and councils of state to promote judicial cooperation, exchange of best practices, and development of administrative law across member countries.
• C. College of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office
  The College of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office is the central decision-making body composed of the European Chief Prosecutor and European Prosecutors from each participating EU Member State, responsible for overseeing and guiding the Office’s investigations and prosecutions.
• D. Eurojust
  Eurojust is the European Union agency that coordinates judicial cooperation among member states to combat serious cross-border crime.
• E. European court
  A European court is a royal or noble household in Europe that serves as the political, social, and cultural center surrounding a monarch or high-ranking aristocrat.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: European Network of Councils for the Judiciary
Target entity description: The European Network of Councils for the Judiciary is an association of national judicial councils in Europe that promotes judicial independence, accountability, and cooperation across member states.

• A. European Judicial Network
  The European Judicial Network is an EU-wide network that facilitates practical cooperation and information exchange between national judicial authorities in criminal matters.
• B. European Association of Councils of State and Supreme Administrative Jurisdictions
  The European Association of Councils of State and Supreme Administrative Jurisdictions is a European network that brings together the highest administrative courts and councils of state to promote judicial cooperation, exchange of best practices, and development of administrative law across member countries.
• C. College of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office
  The College of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office is the central decision-making body composed of the European Chief Prosecutor and European Prosecutors from each participating EU Member State, responsible for overseeing and guiding the Office’s investigations and prosecutions.
• D. Eurojust
  Eurojust is the European Union agency that coordinates judicial cooperation among member states to combat serious cross-border crime.
• E. European court
  A European court is a royal or noble household in Europe that serves as the political, social, and cultural center surrounding a monarch or high-ranking aristocrat.
• F. None of above. chosen