Polish Constitutional Tribunal crisis deepens as judges move to suspend president

The Polish Constitutional Tribunal is set to begin operations despite a boycott by older judges, with the Assembly of Judges potentially moving to suspend Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski, a former associate of Ziobro. This marks an escalation in the ongoing political struggle over judicial independence in Poland, with the Tribunal's legitimacy and functioning at stake. The outcome is uncertain, but the move could reshape the balance of power within Poland's judiciary.

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