Suspended Polish Tribunal Head Vows to Rule Outside Legal Framework

Bogdan Święczkowski, suspended president of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal, signals that seven judges may adjudicate outside the Tribunal's building and without legally elected judges, escalating a constitutional crisis. This marks a further deviation from legal norms by the Tribunal's loyalist faction, deepening the standoff with the Sejm and presidency. The move threatens to undermine judicial authority and intensify political instability in Poland.

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