Flash: President Nuruki pushes his way to the Constitutional Court in the middle of the night after an emergency meeting at the presidential palace, President Carol Nuruki and First Supreme Court President Zbigniew Kapinski drove to the court shortly after midnight, where he was greeted by protesters chanting "Carol! Carol! According to Radio Mary, the police pushed back the officers of the Navrokis State Protection Service before he could pass. Pavel Schfranker, the head of the President's office, confirmed that Nawrocki and Kapinsky entered the building. The other side tells a different story. Maciej Barak, one of the judges in the majority of Tusk and Tusk's long-time aide, claimed that the president never went inside and accused him of "physically assaulting" Anna Korwin-Piotrowska and the other judges.

Flash: President Nuruki pushes his way to the Constitutional Court in the middle of the night after an emergency meeting at the presidential palace, President Carol Nuruki and First Supreme Court President Zbigniew Kapinski drove to the court shortly after midnight, where he was greeted by protesters chanting "Carol! Carol! According to Radio Mary, the police pushed back the officers of the Navrokis State Protection Service before he could pass. Pavel Schfranker, the head of the President's office, confirmed that Nawrocki and Kapinsky entered the building. The other side tells a different story. Maciej Barak, one of the judges in the majority of Tusk and Tusk's long-time aide, claimed that the president never went inside and accused him of "physically assaulting" Anna Korwin-Piotrowska and the other judges.