"Berek Is Not a superhuman." Judge on Changes in the Constitutional Tribunal
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"The oath before the president is not a stage in the election of a constitutional judge, but rather a consequence of the choice made by the Sejm," Tuleya emphasized. He added that if the president were to obstruct Berek's assumption of office, similarly to Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski, it would constitute an overreach of their powers. "They are violating the constitution, they are violating Article 194, because they are …
Their actions further undermine the standards of a democratic state governed by the rule of law and foster the development of an autocratic style of governance. On September 4, 2026, with the election of Maciej Berek to the Constitutional Tribunal, […]
In an afternoon interview on RMF FM, we'll ask Paweł Śliz how realistic it is to introduce changes to the Constitutional Tribunal through force. Is it possible to remove Bogdan Święczkowski from the chair of the Constitutional Tribunal?
President Karol Nawrocki will not invite Maciej Berek, the Sejm's choice for a Constitutional Tribunal judge, to be sworn in until he presents a document certifying his legal counsel's activities. This was the condition outlined by the president's spokesman, Rafał Leśkiewicz.
The nomination of Minister Maciej Berek as a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal sparked a heated discussion about the limits of political pragmatism and promises to depoliticize the justice system.
We are waiting for the president to take the oath. This is his constitutional obligation," says Jan Grabiec, head of the Prime Minister's Chancellery, when asked about Constitutional Tribunal judge Maciej Berek, appointed by the Sejm.
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