Polish Constitutional Tribunal crisis deepens; judges 'taken hostage' in political standoff

Professor Ewa Łętowska, a former judge, describes the Polish Constitutional Tribunal as paralyzed by political obstruction, with judges effectively 'taken hostage' by the ruling and opposition camps. She outlines potential scenarios for the Tribunal's return to work, including a surprising one, amid an ongoing constitutional crisis. The situation reflects a deepening institutional deadlock in Poland's judiciary.