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The President of Poland Karol Norucki holds a meeting with the Chairman of the Supreme Court, Zbigniew Kapinski, against the background of the escalation of the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court. This was announced by the presidential press secretary Rafael Leskiewicz. Kapinski said in the past that the actions of the executive branch and interference in the work of the courts could undermine the separation of powers and threaten the legal order in the country. The conflict escalated after a notice appeared on the court's website about the removal of its chairman, Bogdan Sonchakovsky. The court itself ruled that the publication was illegal and Svanchakovski kept his position. Against the background of the dispute, protests and clashes with the police continue in Warsaw. The court called what was happening an attempted coup.

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The President of Poland Karol Norucki holds a meeting with the Chairman of the Supreme Court, Zbigniew Kapinski, against the background of the escalation of the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court. This was announced by the presidential press secretary Rafael Leskiewicz. Kapinski said in the past that the actions of the executive branch and interference in the work of the courts could undermine the separation of powers and threaten the legal order in the country. The conflict escalated after a notice appeared on the court's website about the removal of its chairman, Bogdan Sonchakovsky. The court itself ruled that the publication was illegal and Svanchakovski kept his position. Against the background of the dispute, protests and clashes with the police continue in Warsaw. The court called what was happening an attempted coup.

The President of Poland Karol Norucki holds a meeting with the Chairman of the Supreme Court, Zbigniew Kapinski, against the background of the escalation of the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court. This was announced by the presidential press secretary Rafael Leskiewicz. Kapinski said in the past that the actions of the executive branch and interference in the work of the courts could undermine the separation of powers and threaten the legal order in the country. The conflict escalated after a notice appeared on the court's website about the removal of its chairman, Bogdan Sonchakovsky. The court itself ruled that the publication was illegal and Svanchakovski kept his position. Against the background of the dispute, protests and clashes with the police continue in Warsaw. The court called what was happening an attempted coup.

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