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Kamil Zaradkiewicz wrote that everyone — as he described — the legal judges of the Constitutional Tribunal and the presidents of the Supreme Court and the Supreme Administrative Court should support the president of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski. He added that he did not understand why he was left alone in this situation. #Sprawiedliwość #Prawo #Polska (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz wrote that data on the state of the Police in Krakow and its deployment from October 26 to November 7 can be easily verified. He pointed out that it includes, among other things, the number of officers dispatched outside the garrison during that time, their destinations, and the number of police officers remaining in the city on November 7. He called on the Minister of the Interior to immediately publish this information. #Polska #Policja #Kraków (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz wrote that under the pretext of the prosecutor's charges, Żurek was persuaded to suspend President Święczkowski, and soon the same was to happen to President Kapiński. He assessed that in this way legal appearances were being created to justify, as he put it, obvious lawlessness. #prawo #sprawiedliwość #polityka (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz challenged the interpretation of Dr. Berek, according to which refusal to take an oath means renunciation of the office. He pointed out that Article 4, paragraph 2 of the law on the status of Constitutional Tribunal judges states that refusal "is equivalent to renunciation," which — as he explained — establishes a legal fiction equating the effects of both situations, but does not identify them. Zaradkiewicz argued that a person refusing to take an oath does not have the same status as a person renouncing the office. #prawo #sędziowie #ustawa (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz wrote that commentators from one of the television stations suggested that "our judges" would make the Constitutional Tribunal objective and regain its authority. The post ended with an emoticon signaling irony. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #sędziowie #polityka (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz described a possible scenario in which the President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, would be arrested by the police as a result of provocation. As he wrote, the remaining judges would be forced to participate in a general assembly with individuals he referred to as usurpers, in order to lift Święczkowski's immunity. The consequences would include charges, suspension, and arrest of the president, followed by the takeover of the Tribunal. #TK #Polska #prawo (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz wrote that the provision introduced a legal fiction according to which a refusal had effects similar to resignation from office, but it did not mean that the judge actually resigned from it. He added that he was pleased that he could help the editor. #prawo #sędziowie #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz wrote that journalists, whom he described as pro-government, were instructing a professor of constitutional law about the applicable regulations and their consequences. He ironically added that they might soon take on surgical operations. #prawo #dziennikarstwo #satyna (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz wrote that the Constitutional Tribunal was needed, among other things, to consider applications for the delegalization of parties that — as he assessed — obviously and persistently violated the foundations of the state system. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Prawo #Polityka (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz wrote that every constitutional court has been, is, and will be politicized, especially at the stage of selecting judges. He emphasized that it is crucial for them to maintain objectivity and distance from all political options while adjudicating. He added that during the intensifying political dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal, attempts to reset and reform it were considered the worst possible solution. #SądKonstytucyjny #Polityka #Obiektywizm (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz wrote that the regime's services took specific actions aimed at paralyzing the work of the Supreme Court. He claimed that the next steps would be similar to those concerning the Constitutional Tribunal and would include an attempt to remove judges from office. He added that the takeover of the Constitutional Tribunal was also an element of the attack plan on the Supreme Court, independent of the regime. #Polska #SądNajwyższy #NiezależnośćSądów (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz described the state as being in a state of emergency and stated that the Constitution has been de facto suspended. He also wrote that attempts were made to give the appearance of legality to actions he considered unlawful, with the participation of nominees to the Constitutional Tribunal. #stanuWyjątkowego #Konstytucja #prawo (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz wrote that the body being created under the auspices of the Marshal of the Sejm and Żurek by people he called usurpers will not be the Constitutional Tribunal, but rather a mockery and a "regime imitation." He added that in the Journal of Laws, one could just as well publish a recipe for soup with sausage and egg. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Polska #prawo (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz considered the veto of President Karol Nawrocki against the law on the execution of ECtHR judgments as very good news. He described the law as absurd and wrote that it gave the decisions of the political body in Strasbourg binding power equal to that of statutory provisions. #Polska #Prawo #Wiadomości (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz wrote that the attack on the president of the Constitutional Tribunal had a specific aim and did not happen by chance at that time. He stated that the goals of its perpetrators were known to him and had been widely described, and he deemed the stories about "restoring to citizens" completely absurd. #Polska #polityka #TK (translated)