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The President of the Constitutional Court, Bogdan Shwichkovsky, stands firm in his judicial approval before the riot police after the headquarters was blocked by order of the Donald Tuskes government. Surrounded by citizens carrying national flags and chanting "Thugs! " and "Wpuśatáć president! " ("Let the president in! "), Schweichkovsky condemned an intolerable attack against the independence of the Mossad. During the protest, those present reminded the police officers of their legal duty to reject illegal orders according to Article 58 of the Police Law.

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The President of the Constitutional Court, Bogdan Shwichkovsky, stands firm in his judicial approval before the riot police after the headquarters was blocked by order of the Donald Tuskes government. Surrounded by citizens carrying national flags and chanting "Thugs! " and "Wpuśatáć president! " ("Let the president in! "), Schweichkovsky condemned an intolerable attack against the independence of the Mossad. During the protest, those present reminded the police officers of their legal duty to reject illegal orders according to Article 58 of the Police Law.

The President of the Constitutional Court, Bogdan Shwichkovsky, stands firm in his judicial approval before the riot police after the headquarters was blocked by order of the Donald Tuskes government. Surrounded by citizens carrying national flags and chanting "Thugs! " and "Wpuśatáć president! " ("Let the president in! "), Schweichkovsky condemned an intolerable attack against the independence of the Mossad. During the protest, those present reminded the police officers of their legal duty to reject illegal orders according to Article 58 of the Police Law.

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