Seven Judges Remain in the Constitutional Tribunal of Poland, and Police Are on Duty Outside the Building
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Seven judges remain in the Polish Constitutional Tribunal, with police on duty outside the building
According to the publication, all seven judges who were in the building during the overnight incident are still there. The area is being guarded by police units. Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska has ordered a change to the Tribunal’s working...
On the eve of October 30, the situation around the Constitutional Tribunal of Poland escalated. Police officers worked on the territory of the institution, and on its website there was a message about the suspension of the duties of the chairman Bogdan Svenchkovsky and vice president Bartlomei Sohansky,...
Poland is going through a serious political crisis! 🇵🇱⚖️ The Acting Chairman of the Constitutional Tribunal decided that the judges would work outside the walls of the court due to the threat of violations of order. People protest in the streets demanding a return to legality! 🚨
Members of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal were instructed not to go to work until further notice, and Judge Anna Korwin-Petrovska issued a decision announcing the transfer of the administration of the judiciary following the removal of its President, Bogdan Svenčkovski, which was published against the backdrop of the political crisis in Warsaw.
Acting President of the Constitutional Tribunal of Poland Anna Korwin-Piotrowska issued an order recommending that judges perform their duties outside the courthouse, and most employees are exempted from showing up for work.
Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, who will head the Constitutional Tribunal following Friday's decisions by some judges, issued another statement regarding the institution's operations. She announced that due to the situation surrounding the building, access to the Constitutional Tribunal's headquarters is currently impossible. She also announced direct contact with judges remaining outside the building and convened a General Assembly of the Constitutiona…
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