Ewa Szadkowska: SN about TK, or what does gingerbread have to do with a windmill
The recent decisions regarding the leadership of the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland have sparked significant legal and political debate. The removal of Bogdan Święczkowski and his deputy Bartłomiej Sochański has been viewed by some as a necessary step for reform, while others argue it lacked legal justification. The Supreme Court's reversal of this decision has further complicated the situation, leading to accusations of a constitutional coup. The ongoing discussions highlight the contentious nature of judicial authority in Poland.
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