Karol Nawrocki at the Constitutional Tribunal. Igor Tuleya: He Was Late for the Oath.
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It's difficult for me to explain this situation and this move by the president," said Judge Igor Tuleya on TVN24, commenting on President Karol Nawrocki's visit to the Constitutional Tribunal. He emphasized that it's difficult for him to "reconcile with the fact that someone who should be the guardian of the constitution is violating the constitution."
Maciej Berek took the oath of office as a Constitutional Tribunal judge during a ceremony in which President Karol Nawrocki did not attend. The constitutional lawyer addressed the matter.
This is a real circus scenario – that's how President Karol Nawrocki described the circumstances surrounding Maciej Berek's oath as a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal. In an interview with Polsat News and Interia, he sharply criticized the actions of former minister and Speaker of the Sejm Włodzimierz Czarzasty. He also explained why he refused to take the oath and what he still expects from Berek.
"The Thing Is": We Had Four Judges in the Vestibule of the Constitutional Tribunal, Now We Have Five
The Constitutional Tribunal has once again found itself at the center of a political conflict. Maciej Berek took his judicial oath in the Sejm without the presence of President Karol Nawrocki, and the dispute over who has the authority to decide on the Tribunal's composition has intensified.
Jacek Sasin presented himself as a defender of the constitution, and Karol Nawrocki as a guardian of the independence of the Constitutional Tribunal. Both argue that Maciej Berek's oath of office without the president's presence is inadmissible. However, there is a fundamental flaw in their argument. If the head of state can refrain from administering the oath of office to a judge appointed by the Sejm and then claim his own absence […]
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