The dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal continues. PiS notifies the prosecutor's office

The politician wrote on Wednesday on the X website that these were people participating in yesterday's "meeting of an organized criminal group in the Constitutional Tribunal building."

"We are reporting, among other things, a suspected attack on a constitutional body of the state (Article 128 of the Penal Code) and participation in an organized criminal group (Article 258 of the Penal Code). No one is above the law," Błaszczak said.

He added that PiS will demand that those responsible be held criminally liable. He also assessed that even if the notification was ignored by the Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek, it would not end the case, because no power lasts forever. “The coup will not go unpunished,” he wrote.

Eight judges in the assembly

Eight judges elected by the Sejm of the current term participated in Tuesday's meeting. Three of them took the oath before President Karol Nawrocki. The remaining five took the oath in the Sejm, using the formula "towards the president", and then submitted it in writing to the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland.

The participants agreed that 12 people are entitled to participate in the meeting, and the presence of eight of them ensures the required quorum - at least two thirds of the total number of judges of the Tribunal. The calculation does not include Bogdan Święczkowski and Bartłomiej Sochański, who were suspended. The meeting participants also decided that Jarosław Wyrembak does not have the status of a Constitutional Tribunal judge because he took over the position after a person - in their opinion - who was incorrectly elected to the Tribunal, referred to in the public debate as a "double judge".

Budget and disciplinary matters

The meeting lasted approximately two hours. The budget plan of the Constitutional Tribunal for 2027 was adopted. Disciplinary ombudsmen and panels were also selected from among the judges to hear orders regarding breaks in the performance of duties by Święczkowski and Sochański.

The dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal intensified last Friday. Representatives of the group of judges elected during the current term of the Sejm announced that Anna Korwin-Piotrowska was the head of the Tribunal. They also informed about the issuance of orders regarding the break in the activities of the President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, and the Vice-President, Bartłomiej Sochański.