Krzysztof Izdebski: In Search of the Best Guarantee for the Rule of Law

The recent events surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland indicate a new phase in its operation, but questions remain about its authority and effectiveness. The ongoing political polarization raises concerns about the Tribunal's legitimacy and its ability to resolve constitutional disputes. The conflict over leadership and unprecedented actions by the president highlight the Tribunal's role as a focal point in political disputes, suggesting that personnel changes alone will not resolve long-standing issues.