Polish Constitutional Tribunal judges accuse leadership of blocking adjudication

Five judges of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal, who were barred from adjudicating due to a jurisdictional dispute, publicly accuse the tribunal's president and the state president of violating the Constitution. The judges have also been unpaid for months, deepening the institutional crisis. This marks an escalation in the ongoing conflict over the tribunal's composition and authority.

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