Has the President Become Involved with One Side of the Conflict Surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal?
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The president's nocturnal entry into the Constitutional Tribunal building, the dispute over the legality of judicial decisions, and the institution's growing paralysis. In Rozmowa naTemat, attorney Przemysław Rosati states openly that he is not optimistic about what will happen next for the Constitutional Tribunal.
Riots, insults, and anti-Semitic insults cannot go unpunished simply because their authors participate in a political demonstration. A 49-year-old man who insulted police officers during a protest in front of the Constitutional Tribunal learned this lesson. The court heard his case in an expedited procedure and imposed a fine of 1,500 złoty. This ruling serves as a reminder of the principle that […]
Only Polish police officers are on duty while securing the area around the Constitutional Tribunal; no officers from other countries participated in the operations, the Police Headquarters announced.
A man who used vulgar and offensive language against police officers during Friday's demonstration in front of the Constitutional Tribunal will pay a 1,500 złoty fine. The court granted an expedited hearing to the 49-year-old's case.
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