
Magda Sakowska talks about the future of the Constitutional Tribunal, the role of the president and the escalation of the conflict
Magda Sakowska analyzes the crisis in the Constitutional Tribunal, including the issue of Bogdan Święczkowski's leadership, the president's role in mediations and the escalation of threats against judges, requiring the protection of the SOP.
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The Constitutional Tribunal is at the center of an ongoing legal and political dispute. Two judges were placed under SOP protection due to the threats they received.
Is it possible to find a solution that will not mean further years of undermining the legality of the Tribunal?
Is it possible to remove Bogdan Święczkowski from heading the Tribunal, what role can the president play in solving the conflict and is it possible to rebuild the authority of the Constitutional Tribunal without a political agreement?
Two judges of the Tribunal have already received SOP protection in connection with threats made against them. Is the dispute over the Tribunal beginning to go beyond the framework of a legal and political conflict?
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