Conflict over Constitutional Court: Ex-Court Presidents Strengthen Poland's Government's Back
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Poland's President, Nawrocki, has become a hand-witness in the dispute over the Constitutional Court. Four high-ranking lawyers have now backed his opponent, Prime Minister Tusk – and are poking for changes at the highest court.
Two hostile political camps argue over the occupation of posts at Poland's Constitutional Court. Now four former Presidents of the Court speak out. Their verdict is clear.
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Two hostile political camps argue over the occupation of posts at Poland's Constitutional Court. Now four former Presidents of the Court speak out. Their verdict is clear.
After President Karol Nawrocki invited the parties to a crisis meeting, Prime Minister Donald Tusk Nawrocki called the court "aggressive thugs" after his rough appearance in the court. Tusk's government was backed by four ex-court presidents.
Four former presidents of Poland's Constitutional Court have supported changes in the institution's leadership, as judges appointed by the current parliament are trying to implement. They called them the only viable way to resolve the long-standing crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court. The PAP agency reported this, citing...
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