Żurek mocks the decision of the Supreme Court and Święczkowski. He writes about the endorsement of the ruling with a "potato stamp".

Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek commented on conflicting Supreme Court rulings regarding the suspension of Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski and Vice-President Bartłomiej Sochański. The first ruling on November 6 stated that the Constitutional Tribunal should handle the case, while a subsequent ruling on November 10 overturned this decision and the suspensions. Żurek questioned the legitimacy of the latter rulings, citing the involvement of judges appointed under controversial circumstances. He emphasized the importance of the judges' appointment process and referenced previous rulings from the European Court of Justice and the Polish Supreme Court regarding the independence of the judiciary. The ongoing dispute has led to protests and further attempts by Święczkowski to regain access to the Tribunal's premises.

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