Waldemar Żurek wants the immunity of the Constitutional Tribunal authorities to be lifted. 50 volumes of documents have been submitted to the Tribunal.

On October 30, Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek announced the submission of five requests to the Constitutional Tribunal to lift the immunity of its leaders, including Bogdan Święczkowski and Bartłomiej Sochański. The requests, totaling 224 pages, aim to hold Święczkowski accountable for alleged crimes. The Tribunal's General Assembly previously denied lifting his immunity, leading to ongoing disputes. Police were present at the Tribunal following concerns for the safety of judges amid conflicting communications regarding leadership changes. The situation reflects a deepening conflict over the Tribunal's management and ongoing legal challenges regarding immunity.