ŚWięczkowski Writes to the Police Chief, Asking About His Actions Before the Constitutional Tribunal.
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The President of the Constitutional Tribunal responded to police attempts to check the IDs of Constitutional Tribunal judges and staff near the Tribunal's headquarters. Bogdan Święczkowski sent a letter to the Chief of Police, Inspector General Marek Boroń, demanding the legal basis and specific reasons for the officers' actions.
The President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, has sent a letter to the Chief of Police of the Polish Police, requesting that the IDs of judges and employees of the Constitutional Tribunal be checked in the vicinity of the Tribunal.
The President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, has sent an official letter to the Chief Commander of the Police. He demands clarification regarding attempts to identify judges and staff of the Constitutional Tribunal. The reported incidents concern the area surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal's headquarters. The President is particularly concerned about the legal basis for the officers' actions.
The President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, asked the Chief Commander of the Police to indicate the legal basis and explain the reasons for attempts by police officers to check the IDs of judges and employees of the Constitutional Tribunal in the vicinity of the Tribunal’s seat.
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