Zbigniew Barwina: Will the Constitutional Tribunal manage to bounce back from the bottom?

Recent events have highlighted the diminishing authority and significance of the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland. The debate centers around whether the appointment of Anna Korwin-Piotrowska to lead the Tribunal is justified by a constitutional necessity or constitutes a coup supported by the executive power. Regardless of the outcome, the Tribunal is perceived as politicized, with judges expected to deliver rulings aligned with the interests of those in power. This perception undermines its credibility in the eyes of the public and other governmental bodies.