
The case concerns forcing Police officers to discontinue their duties at the seat of the Constitutional Tribunal.
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On Wednesday, protests took place in front of the seat of the Constitutional Tribunal against the swearing-in of Maciej Berek as a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal.
Information about the initiation of verification activities was published by the Warsaw prosecutor's office on the X platform:
"Today, at the District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw, materials were registered ex officio and investigation activities were initiated regarding Robert Bąkiewicz and other persons forcing Police officers by force and illegal threats to refrain from legal duties under the Constitutional Tribunal," we read in the release.
Scuffles in front of the Tribunal
On Wednesday, in front of the seat of the Constitutional Tribunal, there were fights between the demonstrators gathered there, including: from the Border Defense Movement and "Gazeta Polska" clubs with the police. The protesters included: Robert Bąkiewicz (leader of "ROP"), editor-in-chief of TV Republika Tomasz Sakiewicz and PiS MPs - including Antoni Macierewicz. Later, the president of Law and Justice, Jarosław Kaczyński, also appeared.
Protesters tried to block the entrance to the Constitutional Tribunal's headquarters so that Maciej Berek, who was elected as a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal by the Sejm in September and who took the oath "toward the president" on Wednesday, could not enter. There were some scuffles and fights.
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