Poland's judicial crisis deepens as judges occupy court, night sessions planned

Protesters have occupied Poland's Constitutional Court in Warsaw for weeks, and now general assemblies are expected to address the country's judicial crisis. The situation reflects a prolonged standoff between the government and judiciary, with judges reportedly entering the court at night to conduct business. The outcome of these assemblies could determine the future of judicial independence in Poland.

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