Robert Gwiazdowski: Why do we need an NSA that doesn't want to control administrative bodies?

The Supreme Administrative Court decided not to address the legal issue regarding the reopening of the case of Judge Anna Dalkowska, citing that the Constitutional Tribunal's ruling was not published in the Official Journal, which is necessary for it to take effect. This raises concerns about the implications for citizens, as the court seems to prioritize cases involving judges over those affecting the public. Experts argue that not only citizens are losing out, but even the judge involved cannot benefit from the ruling. The author suggests that the Supreme Administrative Court should better oversee public administration actions to ensure compliance with the constitution, implying that a reset of this court may be more beneficial than resetting the Constitutional Tribunal.