Robert Gwiazdowski: Citizens' rights are there where the NSA has them

The Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) will address legal questions regarding the resumption of administrative proceedings after a Constitutional Tribunal ruling that was not published. This case, involving Judge Anna Dalkowska, raises concerns about the implications of unannounced rulings on citizens' rights. The NSA has previously dismissed citizen appeals related to tax issues stemming from unrecognized rulings, leading to a paradox where ongoing cases are suspended pending the court's decision. The upcoming resolution may clarify the legal basis for resuming proceedings, potentially impacting citizens affected by the tax law deemed unconstitutional.