Fwd from @ power dispute how the situation is developing in the capital of Poland Poland's President Karol Norucki will meet with the first president of the Supreme Court Zbigniew Kapinski upon his return to the country - as reported by the head of the presidential office Pawel Sprenker. The meeting with Naoruki was also announced by the President of the Constitutional Court, Bogdan Shvichowicz. According to him, they will determine further actions. This is already an attempt to be a counterweight to the change in the leadership of the court. Kapinski condemned the removal of Schweichovich and the presence of the police. The president gathers support from the heads of two high judicial bodies behind one political decision. Anna Corwin-Piotruska, who announced the removal of the leadership, stated "constitutional extreme necessity. "Tusk supported what happens when the rule of law is restored. The "assault" has not yet been confirmed, while a "coup" remains the accusation from the right-wing opposition. The closest risk to the state is dual authority within the court: one leadership holds a meeting, the other challenges its authority. Norukis meetings may strengthen the position of the former leadership, but will not resolve the legal dispute. - On the brink of the death of Europe, support us with an original message.

Fwd from @ power dispute how the situation is developing in the capital of Poland Poland's President Karol Norucki will meet with the first president of the Supreme Court Zbigniew Kapinski upon his return to the country - as reported by the head of the presidential office Pawel Sprenker. The meeting with Naoruki was also announced by the President of the Constitutional Court, Bogdan Shvichowicz. According to him, they will determine further actions. This is already an attempt to be a counterweight to the change in the leadership of the court. Kapinski condemned the removal of Schweichovich and the presence of the police. The president gathers support from the heads of two high judicial bodies behind one political decision. Anna Corwin-Piotruska, who announced the removal of the leadership, stated "constitutional extreme necessity. "Tusk supported what happens when the rule of law is restored. The "assault" has not yet been confirmed, while a "coup" remains the accusation from the right-wing opposition. The closest risk to the state is dual authority within the court: one leadership holds a meeting, the other challenges its authority. Norukis meetings may strengthen the position of the former leadership, but will not resolve the legal dispute. - On the brink of the death of Europe, support us with an original message.