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The situation around the Constitutional Tribunal has been tense since Friday after the police entered its premises.
Andrzej Domański is a guest of the Morning conversation on RMF FM
A new act of drama surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal has been taking place since Friday. That afternoon, the police entered the premises of the Constitutional Tribunal. On Saturday evening, Prime Minister Donald Tusk delivered a speech. Representatives of President Karol Nawrocki and all opposition parties criticized the government's actions.
What is the government planning next regarding the Tribunal? Is a constitutional referendum on the constitution being taken into account?
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The Chief Commander of the Police, General Boroń, defends the actions of officers at the Constitutional Tribunal, ensuring their compliance with the law. He responded in this way to a letter from the chairman of the "Police Solidarity" trade union, Jacek Łukasik.

Minister of Justice Waldemar Żurek announces the resumption of the work of the Constitutional Tribunal within weeks. He criticizes the night visit of President Karol Nawrocki to the Constitutional Tribunal, describing it as a violation of the inviolability of the building, and calls for the consideration of applications for the waiver of immunities.

Judge Dariusz Mazur discusses in RMF24 the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal, proposals for a constitutional reset of the Confederation, a potential referendum and the international repercussions of the dispute, including the position of the European Commission and the ECtHR.

Marcin Przydacz accused the government of using the police to take control of the Constitutional Tribunal. President Karol Nawrocki intervened at the headquarters of the Constitutional Tribunal, while Prime Minister Donald Tusk accused the presidential camp of destroying the rule of law.

The chairman of "Police Solidarity" raises alarm about the participation of inexperienced policemen in securing Warsaw, legal doubts and a decline in morale after the events before the Constitutional Tribunal.

Former presidents of the Constitutional Tribunal supported the actions of legally appointed judges aimed at restoring the functions of the Constitutional Tribunal. They pointed to the ongoing crisis and critically assessed the attitude of President Karol Nawrocki.