"It was a mistake". Müller candidly on Piotrowicz and Pawłowicz in the Constitutional Tribunal

Piotr Müller acknowledged that the selection of Stanisław Piotrowicz and Krystyna Pawłowicz as judges of the Constitutional Tribunal was a mistake, introducing political elements into the judiciary. He emphasized the need to learn from past errors and suggested a reset of the Tribunal to address ongoing issues. Müller also commented on the complexity of decisions made by Karol Nawrocki regarding the swearing-in of judges, indicating that clarity is essential in such appointments. Meanwhile, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz proposed a constitutional amendment for a one-time renewal of the Tribunal's composition, aiming to gather political support for this initiative. Müller expressed hope for collaboration across political lines to resolve the Tribunal's conflicts, highlighting the economic implications of the judiciary's functioning.

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