Investigations are nearing their end, the dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal too

The investigation into the physical removal of Maciej Berek from the Constitutional Tribunal's premises is part of a broader inquiry by the National Prosecutor's Office. This includes allegations of public officials failing to fulfill their duties, harming both private interests of judges and the public interest in judicial functioning. The Tribunal currently has only 10 judges instead of the required 15, complicating the process of lifting the immunity of its president, Bogdan Święczkowski, who is protected by judicial immunity. The Prime Minister indicated that solutions regarding the Tribunal are progressing, but no concrete steps have been proposed. The situation remains tense, with ongoing protests outside the Tribunal and no resolution in sight.