"Attack on the constitutional body of the Republic of Poland" and assault on the president. Bogucki notifies the prosecutor's office.

Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the Polish President's Chancellery, stated that the recent gathering at the Constitutional Tribunal was not a General Assembly of Judges, as only the president can convene such a meeting. He emphasized that the meeting lacked the required quorum of ten judges, with only three participants being eligible judges. Bogucki criticized the event as a farce and announced that the Chancellery would file a report to the prosecutor's office regarding potential crimes related to the gathering. This includes allegations of violating the law concerning constitutional bodies and an incident involving an assault on President Nawrocki during his entry into the Tribunal.