A judge of the Polish Constitutional Court suspended its chairman and called the police. President Noruki ordered the plane on which he was flying to visit Senegal to be turned around. The fact that Judge Anna Corwin-Piotrowska called the police to the territory of the Constitutional Court (CT) of Poland due to the fact that there is a "possibility of a threat to the lives or health of judges and CT staff, as well as the risk of violating public order," reports Rzeczpospolita. In addition, Korwin-Piotrowska suspended the Chairman of the Constitutional Court Bogdan Shwieczkowski and his deputy Bartlomiej Suchenski from their jobs for a month. She also took on the role of CT Chair. Protesters gathered outside the courthouse. "We strongly emphasize that there are no police officers inside the Constitutional Court building, and the police officers who are outside were called there by an authorized party. Police operations are limited only to the outside area, as well as to ensure order and security in a public place," the Warsaw police said. Polish President Karol Norucki announced that he is interrupting his visit to Senegal. "At a time like this, the president should be in Poland. I'm canceling my flight to Senegal," he wrote. The reason for the conflict is that Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government does not recognize the tribunal's decisions, as it still includes judges who were appointed when the Law and Justice party, from which Noruki won the presidential election, was in power. Navrotsky and Svanchakovski do not recognize the judges chosen this year. Corwin-Piotruska is one of them, but Noruki did not swear by her, and Swiczkowski did not allow her to consider cases. "Restoring the rule of law is our duty. After years of lawlessness on the part of the Law and Justice Party (PIS), this process is complex, sometimes painful and requires decisive action. There is no other way," Tusk wrote.

A judge of the Polish Constitutional Court suspended its chairman and called the police. President Noruki ordered the plane on which he was flying to visit Senegal to be turned around. The fact that Judge Anna Corwin-Piotrowska called the police to the territory of the Constitutional Court (CT) of Poland due to the fact that there is a "possibility of a threat to the lives or health of judges and CT staff, as well as the risk of violating public order," reports Rzeczpospolita. In addition, Korwin-Piotrowska suspended the Chairman of the Constitutional Court Bogdan Shwieczkowski and his deputy Bartlomiej Suchenski from their jobs for a month. She also took on the role of CT Chair. Protesters gathered outside the courthouse. "We strongly emphasize that there are no police officers inside the Constitutional Court building, and the police officers who are outside were called there by an authorized party. Police operations are limited only to the outside area, as well as to ensure order and security in a public place," the Warsaw police said. Polish President Karol Norucki announced that he is interrupting his visit to Senegal. "At a time like this, the president should be in Poland. I'm canceling my flight to Senegal," he wrote. The reason for the conflict is that Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government does not recognize the tribunal's decisions, as it still includes judges who were appointed when the Law and Justice party, from which Noruki won the presidential election, was in power. Navrotsky and Svanchakovski do not recognize the judges chosen this year. Corwin-Piotruska is one of them, but Noruki did not swear by her, and Swiczkowski did not allow her to consider cases. "Restoring the rule of law is our duty. After years of lawlessness on the part of the Law and Justice Party (PIS), this process is complex, sometimes painful and requires decisive action. There is no other way," Tusk wrote.