Are the charges against Święczkowski and Sochański unfounded? Experts have doubts

The Polish Attorney General has filed requests to lift the immunity of Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski and Vice President Bartłomiej Sochański. The allegations against Święczkowski include obstructing judges' duties and misuse of confidential information. Sochański is accused of hindering judges' functions and violating their rights. Both are alleged to have acted together for personal gain, impacting the Tribunal's operations. Experts criticize the charges as politically motivated and lacking legal foundation, suggesting they may undermine the Tribunal's integrity. The situation raises concerns about the legality of the actions taken against them, particularly regarding the judges' oaths and their implications for their official duties.