Why did Zbigniew Kapiński enter the Constitutional Tribunal? "I couldn't remain indifferent"

Zbigniew Kapiński, the First President of the Supreme Court, explained his presence at the Constitutional Tribunal on October 30-31, stating he felt compelled to act due to a significant violation of the Tribunal's independence. He emphasized that police forces had unlawfully entered the Tribunal, disrupting its operations. Kapiński noted that his visit aimed to ensure that legally appointed presidents could continue their duties. He criticized the manner in which President Karol Nawrocki entered the Tribunal and expressed concern over the lack of swearing-in for judges selected by the Sejm. Kapiński highlighted the importance of maintaining judicial independence and criticized the actions of those involved in the Tribunal's recent events.