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  • Jul 20

    Constitutional Tribunal head demands police explain 14 July intervention amid judges' mandate dispute

    President of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal Bogdan Święczkowski has formally asked the national police chief to provide the legal basis and documentation for the 14 July entry of officers into the court's building, calling it an external interference.

  • Jul 15

    Polish Constitutional Tribunal assembly collapses after judges barred and police called

    The Constitutional Tribunal’s General Assembly failed on 14 July 2026 after two recently elected judges were refused entry, two others admitted only as guests, and quorum was broken when two judges walked out in solidarity.

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