Dispute over quorum in the Constitutional Tribunal. In 2016, Przyłębska was elected with six votes.

The General Assembly of Judges of the Constitutional Tribunal has determined it can make decisions with eight judges present, based on Judge Sławomir Patyra's interpretation. This decision echoes a similar controversy from December 2016 regarding the election of the Tribunal's president, where only six judges participated. Julia Przyłębska was appointed president after Andrzej Rzepliński's term ended, but eight judges refused to vote due to procedural issues. The assembly's validity was contested, with differing opinions on the required quorum. Ultimately, the assembly concluded that eight judges were sufficient for decision-making, despite objections regarding the voting process and candidate nominations.