Key Points
- 7 judges requested the Constitutional Court President to convene a General Assembly.
- 4 judges were excluded from adjudication.
- These 4 judges took their oath before a notary in the Sejm.
- The President did not invite them to the Presidential Palace.
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7 judges requested a General Assembly4 judges excluded from adjudication
Seven Constitutional Court judges appointed by the current parliament have asked Court President Bogdan Święczkowski to urgently convene a General Assembly meeting that would also include the four judges excluded from adjudication.
These four judges – Marcin Dziurda, Krystian Markiewicz, Anna Korwin-Piotrowska and Maciej Taborowski – took their oath before a notary in the Sejm after President Karol Nawrocki did not invite them to a swearing-in ceremony at the Presidential Palace.
The development is seen as a new indicator of the deepening crisis over the legitimacy of the Constitutional Court and judicial appointments in Poland.
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- Why are 7 judges requesting a General Assembly meeting?
- To normalize the Court's functioning with the participation of the four judges excluded from adjudication.
- Why are the four judges excluded from adjudication?
- Their legitimacy is disputed because the President did not swear them in.
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