Zbigniew Bogucki wrote that no international tribunals or commissions stand above the Constitution of the Republic of Poland. He pointed out that President Karol Nawrocki referred to the constitution and loyalty to the Republic, addressing the newly appointed judges and assessor. Bogucki reported that Nawrocki reminded of the oath of loyalty to Poland and defined the constitution as the fundamental source of law, citing its articles 8 and 87. He added that the president said these articles do not mention international tribunals or commissions assessing the Polish legal system, and a white eagle in a crown would hang over the hearts of the appointed judges and assessors. #KonstytucjaRP #RzeczpospolitaPolska #Prawo (translated)
