Standing to Testify: A Symbol of Court Dignity, Not a Way to Speed Up Trials
The author argues that requiring witnesses to stand while testifying serves an important symbolic function, reinforcing the gravity and authority of the judiciary. Switching to seated testimony would not speed up court proceedings and could undermine the perceived seriousness of the institution. The piece contributes to a broader debate about procedural reform in Polish courts.
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