28 Supreme Court judges say "no". Strong opposition to the decision of the first president

On November 3, a significant number of Supreme Court judges will not attend the General Assembly due to concerns over its legality. They argue that the assembly was convened by the First President of the Supreme Court, Zbigniew Kapiński, in violation of the Constitution and relevant laws. The judges question the legitimacy of the assembly's composition, as it includes judges appointed under controversial circumstances. They also highlight procedural violations regarding the assembly's scheduling, which they believe will prevent achieving the necessary quorum. Additionally, they express concerns about the influence of political pressures on the Constitutional Tribunal's operations.