The head of the Supreme Court in Poland condemns the police intervention in the Constitutional Court, and calls for the suspension of his president and vice president and restrictions on access to a severe threat to the rule of law and constitutional order. The first President of the Supreme Court of Zamgiev Kaffisky expresses a firm opposition to actions, and warns that: - the police preparations at the headquarters of the courts and the reported block of the Vice President from entering the building undermines the independence of a constitutional institution. - Deciding the suspension of the President of the Court of Fraudan Schwitzchakovsky and Vice President at Rutolemy Sochisky of their role raises serious questions about his legal basis and his adaptation to the constitutional system of Poland. Disputes on the functioning of state institutions cannot be used to paralyz the same institutions or deny the powers of their functions outside the procedures set by law. Article 7 of the Constitution requires public authorities to operate within the limits of the law, Article 10 ensures separation and balance of authorities, and Article 173 protects the independence of the courts and courts. - There is no state authority to arbitrarily accept powers that are not granted by law, to impose its own interpretation of the law on another constitutional body by means of coercion, or to prevent its officials from fulfilling their role. Kaffisky warns that the use of police to restrict the activity of constitutional institutions is a dangerous precedent and undermine the foundations of the democratic rule.

The head of the Supreme Court in Poland condemns the police intervention in the Constitutional Court, and calls for the suspension of his president and vice president and restrictions on access to a severe threat to the rule of law and constitutional order. The first President of the Supreme Court of Zamgiev Kaffisky expresses a firm opposition to actions, and warns that: - the police preparations at the headquarters of the courts and the reported block of the Vice President from entering the building undermines the independence of a constitutional institution. - Deciding the suspension of the President of the Court of Fraudan Schwitzchakovsky and Vice President at Rutolemy Sochisky of their role raises serious questions about his legal basis and his adaptation to the constitutional system of Poland. Disputes on the functioning of state institutions cannot be used to paralyz the same institutions or deny the powers of their functions outside the procedures set by law. Article 7 of the Constitution requires public authorities to operate within the limits of the law, Article 10 ensures separation and balance of authorities, and Article 173 protects the independence of the courts and courts. - There is no state authority to arbitrarily accept powers that are not granted by law, to impose its own interpretation of the law on another constitutional body by means of coercion, or to prevent its officials from fulfilling their role. Kaffisky warns that the use of police to restrict the activity of constitutional institutions is a dangerous precedent and undermine the foundations of the democratic rule.