Bogdan Święczkowski may be detained. The prosecutor's office submitted a request to the Constitutional Tribunal.

The prosecutor's office has submitted six requests to the Constitutional Tribunal to lift the immunity of its president, Bogdan Święczkowski. These requests relate to suspicions regarding his actions during the Law and Justice party's governance and decisions made after assuming his position. Five requests seek permission for criminal prosecution, while the sixth includes a request for potential detention. The prosecutor's office is considering coercive measures due to Święczkowski's refusal to recognize the tribunal's composition handling his case. Allegations include illegal surveillance and manipulation of judicial panels, impacting judges appointed by the current parliament. A disciplinary procedure against Święczkowski is also underway, with a decision expected soon.

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