
During the ceremony of awarding judicial nominations, the President emphasized the importance of taking the oath before the head of state.
During the ceremony of awarding judicial nominations, Karol Nawrocki emphasized that the only way to obtain the status of a judge of the Republic of Poland is to take an oath before the president, thus questioning the legitimacy of judges sworn in without his participation.
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There is an ongoing dispute in Poland about the status of judges appointed in recent years and the role of nominating bodies.
Karol Nawrocki no longer leaves any doubts: a judge in Poland is only one who has taken an oath before the president - reports the ceremony of awarding judicial and assessor nominations, RMF FM journalist Tomasz Skory.
After the swearing in of a group of judges and court assessors, President Karol Nawrocki emphasized that the Polish constitution does not refer to the judgments of international tribunals or the opinions of foreign commissions. He also addressed observers with a clear message:
There is no other mechanism for becoming a judge of the Republic of Poland other than taking an oath before the President of the Republic of Poland, i.e. in the presence of the President of the Republic of Poland. So I am sending a clear signal to the cameras that today this group of judges officially became judges, because the president elected by the will of the people decided so - said Karol Nawrocki, once again emphasizing that judges taking the oath without his presence cannot count on the right to adjudicate.

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