This is the end. Without resetting the Constitutional Tribunal, it cannot be fixed.

The conflict within the Constitutional Tribunal escalated dramatically following Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska's suspension of President Bogdan Święczkowski and Vice-President Bartłomiej Sochański. This led to physical confrontations, police interventions, and political turmoil, highlighting the Tribunal's role as a battleground for political factions. Legal experts question the legitimacy of the suspension, arguing it should have been enacted by a disciplinary court rather than an individual judge. Concerns about setting a negative precedent for future judicial actions were raised, as the current situation risks creating two rival tribunals. The ongoing crisis reflects a broader failure of the Polish political class to uphold the rule of law, with calls for constitutional reform to restore the Tribunal's authority and independence.