Andrzej Seremet on the chaos in the Constitutional Tribunal. "An unprecedented and astonishing matter"

The recent events at the Constitutional Tribunal have raised significant concerns about its independence and credibility. Observers noted a dramatic takeover, with police presence creating an impression of forceful control. The legitimacy of decisions made by newly appointed judges, particularly regarding the suspension of the Tribunal's leadership, is questioned. The ongoing political tensions complicate the Tribunal's future, with potential conflicts during upcoming meetings. The current selection process for judges is criticized for fostering political bias, undermining the Tribunal's authority. Calls for a reset in the judicial system are emphasized as necessary for restoring public trust and ensuring the Tribunal serves the citizens rather than political interests.