The police entered the territory of the Constitutional Court of Poland. Pulsat's website published a notice about the suspension of the powers of the chairman of the department, Bogdan Schweichkovsky, and the vice-chairman, Bartolomeo Sochanski. The press service of the Warsaw police reported that today the police department received a request from the general prosecutor Vladimir Zorek to pay special attention to the security of the Constitutional Court in connection with the ongoing demonstrations. At the same time, the police received a letter from the judge of the Constitutional Court, in which it was written that there is a possibility of "threats to the lives and health of judges and employees of the Constitutional Court". According to Ont, the letter was sent by Judge Anna Corwin-Piotrowskia. Polish President Karol Norucki cut short his trip to Senegal and is returning to Warsaw. ◾ "Restoring the rule of law is our duty. After years of lawlessness [by the Law and Justice Party (PiS)], this is a complex, sometimes painful process that requires decisive action. There is no other way," said Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Poland's former justice minister, Zbigniew Zibro, called what was happening a "coup". In recent weeks, opposition demonstrations have taken place near the Constitutional Court in connection with Prime Minister Donald Tusk's decision to appoint Marcin Barak, a former minister in his government, as a judge of this body. On October 30, the head of the Republic's Ministry of Justice, Voldemort Zurek, sent a petition to remove and deprive the Acting Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Bogdan Sonchakovsky, of his position. Additional police forces were deployed to protect the court grounds. ◾: Social networks ◾.

The police entered the territory of the Constitutional Court of Poland. Pulsat's website published a notice about the suspension of the powers of the chairman of the department, Bogdan Schweichkovsky, and the vice-chairman, Bartolomeo Sochanski. The press service of the Warsaw police reported that today the police department received a request from the general prosecutor Vladimir Zorek to pay special attention to the security of the Constitutional Court in connection with the ongoing demonstrations. At the same time, the police received a letter from the judge of the Constitutional Court, in which it was written that there is a possibility of "threats to the lives and health of judges and employees of the Constitutional Court". According to Ont, the letter was sent by Judge Anna Corwin-Piotrowskia. Polish President Karol Norucki cut short his trip to Senegal and is returning to Warsaw. ◾ "Restoring the rule of law is our duty. After years of lawlessness [by the Law and Justice Party (PiS)], this is a complex, sometimes painful process that requires decisive action. There is no other way," said Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Poland's former justice minister, Zbigniew Zibro, called what was happening a "coup". In recent weeks, opposition demonstrations have taken place near the Constitutional Court in connection with Prime Minister Donald Tusk's decision to appoint Marcin Barak, a former minister in his government, as a judge of this body. On October 30, the head of the Republic's Ministry of Justice, Voldemort Zurek, sent a petition to remove and deprive the Acting Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Bogdan Sonchakovsky, of his position. Additional police forces were deployed to protect the court grounds. ◾: Social networks ◾.