The Presidential Palace Has Made a Key Move Regarding the Incident at the Constitutional Tribunal. Nawrocki Won't Let up, Three Names Have Been Mentioned.
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The dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal has entered a new, disturbing phase. The Presidential Palace is no longer limiting itself to questioning the actions of judges and Donald Tusk's government. Instead of seeking reconciliation, it is resorting to increasingly harsh accusations and announcing reports of possible crimes. The language of warnings about criminal liability is becoming increasingly evident in statements by Karol Nawrocki's as…
"There's no question of any crime. The person who caused the problem is the president, and he did so already in April," said Adam Bodnar, a Civic Coalition senator and former Minister of Justice, referring to the announcement by the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland that he would submit a notification to the prosecutor's office regarding Tuesday's session of the General Assembly of Judges of the Constitutional Tribunal. In t…
You can't touch, you can't push, you can't force the president out. The Penal Code is clear on this point," said Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the presidential office. He was referring to last week's events before the Constitutional Tribunal.
Eight will never be ten, declared Zbigniew Bogucki, questioning the legality of Tuesday's gathering at the Constitutional Tribunal. The head of the Presidential Chancellery announced he would file a report of suspected crimes in connection with the events surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal. He called the proceedings a sad, scandalous spectacle.
The dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal is reaching a new level. The Presidential Palace has announced unprecedented steps in response to last Friday's incident. Karol Nawrocki's spokesman, Rafał Leśkiewicz, announced that he will file a complaint with the prosecutor's office regarding Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, Maciej Berek, and Krystian Markiewicz.
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