The Polish Police Refused to Disperse the Rally Outside the Constitutional Court Building
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The Polish Police Commander-in-Chief refused to comply with the demand of the Acting President of the Constitutional Court, Anna Corvin-Petrovski, to disperse protesters at the premises of the agency. Only the mayor of the capital, Rafal Tshaskovski, may decide to dissolve the meeting if necessary, but no such order has been received from the city authorities," is highlighted in the communication. The protest against the walls of the court is of…
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WARSAW - Polish judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska has asked the police to clear the area in front of the Constitutional Court (TC) where demonstrations are taking place. Some of the judges elected by the current government coalition recognize her as the acting chairwoman of the TK. The police rejected the request, arguing that the assembly is legal. Interia, RMF FM and Polsat News report.
Anna Korwin-Piotrowska sent a letter to the National Police Headquarters regarding the protesters at the Constitutional Tribunal. The judge demanded their removal, citing the safety of participants in Tuesday's General Assembly of the Constitutional Tribunal. However, the police found no grounds to intervene.
As RMF FM has learned, Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, who has assumed the presidency of the Constitutional Tribunal, demanded the removal of the demonstration in front of the court, but the police refused. The case coincides with a crucial meeting of judges regarding the institution's finances. An unresolved legal dispute will determine the fate of Tuesday's deliberations.
Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska has requested the Chief of Police to take the necessary steps to clear the gates of the Constitutional Tribunal, according to a letter obtained by Polsat News. She pointed to the protesters and the installations they have erected. In her opinion, the assembly's conduct to date poses a significant security risk and violates regulations. The police are responding.
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