Toothless Tribunal. Fewer judges is a problem

On November 3, Anna Korwin-Piotrowska convened a meeting of the Constitutional Tribunal's General Assembly to discuss the budget and potentially appoint disciplinary judges. The participation of older judges, who deem her actions illegal, is uncertain, affecting the quorum needed for decisions. The assembly may count quorum based on 12 judges instead of 15, raising legal questions. This unconventional approach could lead to challenges regarding the legitimacy of decisions made, potentially resulting in parallel tribunals.